Question

identifying central idea — quiz — level e
in 2011, a bog body with skin intact was found near the town of cashel in ireland. scientists suspected the man had lived during the iron age, 2,500 to 3,000 years ago. they named him cashel man. he is so well preserved that you can still see the pores on his skin and count the hairs on his arm.
a man accidentally discovered cashel man as he was harvesting peat with a machine. scientists came right away to save what they could of the remains.
the hand of a bog body discovered in ireland in 2003
which detail about cashel man shows that the bog preserved his body very well?
you could see the pores and hairs on cashel mans arm.
a man accidentally discovered cashel mans body.
scientists came right away to save what they could of cashel man.
cashel man was about 2,500 to 3,000 years old.

Explanation:

The question asks for a detail proving the bog preserved Cashel Man's body extremely well. The ability to see tiny features like skin pores and arm hairs shows an exceptionally high level of preservation, as these delicate details would degrade without excellent preservation. The other options cover discovery, scientist response, and age, which do not relate to the quality of preservation.

Answer:

You could see the pores and hairs on Cashel Man's arm.