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Facial reconstructions of 14,000-year-old Oberkassel WHGs   The Magdalenian culture followed the Solutrean during the final phase of the Ice Age. Early conditions were cold and humid, with tundra-like environments inhabited by mammoths, reindeer, musk oxen, and ptarmigans. Later, colder and drier conditions expanded the steppe, causing mammoths to disappear and favoring horses, saiga, jerboas, and wild asses. Magdalenian people increasingly occupied caves, while cave art flourished at sites such as Altamira and Font-de-Gaume. Flint tools became more specialized, and bone technology advanced with harpoons, spear points, needles, and fishing equipment, reflecting greater craft specialization and social complexity. In 1914, two Magdalenian burials were discovered at Oberkassel near Bonn, Germany: a 40-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman. Covered with red ochre and basalt slabs, the graves contained animal remains and carved bone artifacts. Direct descendants of the Cro-Magnons, both individuals were short but robust. The man was especially powerful, with a broad chest and shoulders, standing slightly over 1.60 m, while the woman was about 1.55 m tall (Gerasimov 1955). The anthropologist Mikhail Gerasimov described the Oberkassel man as follows:   The Oberkassel man had a very large, massive, elongated skull, with a cranial length of 198 mm, a breadth of 142 mm, and an exceptionally broad cheekbone width of 155 mm. His face was large, broad, and pentagonal, with massive cheekbones, a narrow forehead, a strong lower jaw, a broad projecting chin, and a narrow, high, protruding nose. His orbits were rectangular with prominent brow ridges. It is evident that he was exceptionally strong and undoubtedly handsome in a rugged, masculine way. As a typical Europoid, he almost certainly had a thick beard and mustache, along with straight or slightly wavy hair. The Oberkassel woman is described by Mikhail Gerasimov as follows:   Her skull was large and massive, with well-developed relief. It measured 184 mm in length, 132 mm in width, and 131 mm in cheekbone breadth. The brow ridges were well developed, while the nasal bones were large and broad, with only weakly expressed nasal prominences. The occipital bone was broad and almost without curvature. The face was pentagonal, broad, and relatively high, with a massive lower jaw, a broad strongly projecting nose, a slightly prognathic alveolar region, and a projecting chin. The orbits were rectangular with prominent upper margins. Gerasimov noted that the Oberkassel woman lacked typical Cro-Magnon features. Compared with the man, her skull was lighter and less massive. His reconstruction showed some similarities to the Cro-Magnon woman, such as a sloping forehead and deep-set eyes, but differed in having a broader, shorter nose, less facial projection, and a weaker chin. While the Oberkassel man showed more exaggerated facial proportions, the woman retained more ancestral traits.    Observations of Late Paleolithic and Mesolithic skulls in Europe show that some exhibit facial flattening as pronounced as that of the most strongly expressed modern Mongolid populations, affecting both the orbital and subnasal regions. The Oberkassel male and female are notable examples: their nasomalar angles measure 143° and 146°, and their zygomaxillary angles 137° and 133°, respectively. Both the absolute values and the relationship between these angles indicate a
Facial reconstructions of 14,000-year-old Oberkassel WHGs The Magdalenian culture followed the Solutrean during the final phase of the Ice Age. Early conditions were cold and humid, with tundra-like environments inhabited by mammoths, reindeer, musk oxen, and ptarmigans. Later, colder and drier conditions expanded the steppe, causing mammoths to disappear and favoring horses, saiga, jerboas, and wild asses. Magdalenian people increasingly occupied caves, while cave art flourished at sites such as Altamira and Font-de-Gaume. Flint tools became more specialized, and bone technology advanced with harpoons, spear points, needles, and fishing equipment, reflecting greater craft specialization and social complexity. In 1914, two Magdalenian burials were discovered at Oberkassel near Bonn, Germany: a 40-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman. Covered with red ochre and basalt slabs, the graves contained animal remains and carved bone artifacts. Direct descendants of the Cro-Magnons, both individuals were short but robust. The man was especially powerful, with a broad chest and shoulders, standing slightly over 1.60 m, while the woman was about 1.55 m tall (Gerasimov 1955). The anthropologist Mikhail Gerasimov described the Oberkassel man as follows: The Oberkassel man had a very large, massive, elongated skull, with a cranial length of 198 mm, a breadth of 142 mm, and an exceptionally broad cheekbone width of 155 mm. His face was large, broad, and pentagonal, with massive cheekbones, a narrow forehead, a strong lower jaw, a broad projecting chin, and a narrow, high, protruding nose. His orbits were rectangular with prominent brow ridges. It is evident that he was exceptionally strong and undoubtedly handsome in a rugged, masculine way. As a typical Europoid, he almost certainly had a thick beard and mustache, along with straight or slightly wavy hair. The Oberkassel woman is described by Mikhail Gerasimov as follows: Her skull was large and massive, with well-developed relief. It measured 184 mm in length, 132 mm in width, and 131 mm in cheekbone breadth. The brow ridges were well developed, while the nasal bones were large and broad, with only weakly expressed nasal prominences. The occipital bone was broad and almost without curvature. The face was pentagonal, broad, and relatively high, with a massive lower jaw, a broad strongly projecting nose, a slightly prognathic alveolar region, and a projecting chin. The orbits were rectangular with prominent upper margins. Gerasimov noted that the Oberkassel woman lacked typical Cro-Magnon features. Compared with the man, her skull was lighter and less massive. His reconstruction showed some similarities to the Cro-Magnon woman, such as a sloping forehead and deep-set eyes, but differed in having a broader, shorter nose, less facial projection, and a weaker chin. While the Oberkassel man showed more exaggerated facial proportions, the woman retained more ancestral traits. Observations of Late Paleolithic and Mesolithic skulls in Europe show that some exhibit facial flattening as pronounced as that of the most strongly expressed modern Mongolid populations, affecting both the orbital and subnasal regions. The Oberkassel male and female are notable examples: their nasomalar angles measure 143° and 146°, and their zygomaxillary angles 137° and 133°, respectively. Both the absolute values and the relationship between these angles indicate a "harmonious" or "complete" degree of facial flattening comparable to that seen in the most pronounced modern Mongolid populations (V. P. Yakimov, 1956, 1960). The Oberkassel individuals were short but robust and, according to Gerasimov, were neither primitive nor unattractive. Their short stature, like that of other late Cro-Magnons, was attributed to the harsh conditions of the Magdalenian period. The Oberkassel Man carried Y-DNA haplogroup I2-V4921 and mtDNA haplogroup U5b1. The Oberkassel Woman shared the same mtDNA. #WHG

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