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gawon ni cantiknya beda dari yang lain menurut ku 🎀😘
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Facial reconstruction of a likely 5,500-year-old man from Chiatura, Darkveti, Georgia The “Chiatura man” is well known in anthropological literature for his massive cranial dimensions. Without soft tissue, the skull, first described by Alexandre Javakhishvili, exhibits a massive cheek breadth of 153 mm, a very large cranial width of 156 mm, and a very long cranial length of 199 mm. Most notably, it stands out among contemporaneous Caucasian crania for its overall size and massiveness, showing a closer affinity to the Caucasionic type, which is otherwise thought to have first appeared in the Caucasus during the Middle Ages. The Caucasionic type, which now dominates the Greater Caucasus region, is characterized by very large cheek width and very large cranial breadth. This Caucasionic-like morphology led some anthropologists -- most notably Malkhaz Abdushelishvili -- to describe the Chiatura man as proto-Caucasionic, using him as evidence for a much earlier presence of Caucasionic morphology in the Caucasus. Other anthropologists, such as Ilya Gokhman, questioned this interpretation, expressing doubts about the proposed dating of the individual and suggesting that he may instead belong to a period much closer to modernity. The individual is attributed to the Kura-Araxes culture, whose languages are generally associated with Northeast Caucasian speakers. The Upper Imeretian variant of the Kura-Araxes culture (to which the Chiatura man belonged), however, differs from other Kura-Araxes groups. Genetically, it was likely influenced by local Darkveti populations, while culturally it is distinguished by the presence of kurgan burials and by rich metal assemblages, such as those found in the Sachkhere kurgans, setting it apart from most other Kura-Araxes communities. Middle Bronze Age individuals from Imereti, such as the sample from Sagvarjile, can be genetically modeled as a mixture of Proto-Kartvelian-like/ancient Svan-like profile and Kura-Araxes ancestry, likely reflecting mutual interaction and admixture between Imeretian Kura-Araxes populations and local Kartvelians. The Chiatura individual also exhibits artificial cranial deformation, a practice well documented within the Kura-Araxes cultural horizon. Such practice is also observed among Kura-Araxes populations in Armenia and Dagestan. This custom may have been transmitted by Kura-Araxes groups to the Catacomb culture. Crania from Chiatura dating to Late Antiquity also display artificial cranial deformation. #kuraaraxesculture
Facial reconstruction of a likely 5,500-year-old man from Chiatura, Darkveti, Georgia The “Chiatura man” is well known in anthropological literature for his massive cranial dimensions. Without soft tissue, the skull, first described by Alexandre Javakhishvili, exhibits a massive cheek breadth of 153 mm, a very large cranial width of 156 mm, and a very long cranial length of 199 mm. Most notably, it stands out among contemporaneous Caucasian crania for its overall size and massiveness, showing a closer affinity to the Caucasionic type, which is otherwise thought to have first appeared in the Caucasus during the Middle Ages. The Caucasionic type, which now dominates the Greater Caucasus region, is characterized by very large cheek width and very large cranial breadth. This Caucasionic-like morphology led some anthropologists -- most notably Malkhaz Abdushelishvili -- to describe the Chiatura man as proto-Caucasionic, using him as evidence for a much earlier presence of Caucasionic morphology in the Caucasus. Other anthropologists, such as Ilya Gokhman, questioned this interpretation, expressing doubts about the proposed dating of the individual and suggesting that he may instead belong to a period much closer to modernity. The individual is attributed to the Kura-Araxes culture, whose languages are generally associated with Northeast Caucasian speakers. The Upper Imeretian variant of the Kura-Araxes culture (to which the Chiatura man belonged), however, differs from other Kura-Araxes groups. Genetically, it was likely influenced by local Darkveti populations, while culturally it is distinguished by the presence of kurgan burials and by rich metal assemblages, such as those found in the Sachkhere kurgans, setting it apart from most other Kura-Araxes communities. Middle Bronze Age individuals from Imereti, such as the sample from Sagvarjile, can be genetically modeled as a mixture of Proto-Kartvelian-like/ancient Svan-like profile and Kura-Araxes ancestry, likely reflecting mutual interaction and admixture between Imeretian Kura-Araxes populations and local Kartvelians. The Chiatura individual also exhibits artificial cranial deformation, a practice well documented within the Kura-Araxes cultural horizon. Such practice is also observed among Kura-Araxes populations in Armenia and Dagestan. This custom may have been transmitted by Kura-Araxes groups to the Catacomb culture. Crania from Chiatura dating to Late Antiquity also display artificial cranial deformation. #kuraaraxesculture

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