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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228766499_3D_Facial_Reconstruction_of_an_Ancient_Female_Skull_from_Oberkassel_bei_Bonn_Germany
>Because our technique of facial reconstruction proved to be successful, we decided to apply it to a skull of an older female subject preserved at the Paläontologisches Museum in Munich (Germany). the skull was found in Oberkassel bei Bonn (Germany), its age is 10,500 years. It appears that the skull is well reconstructed, complete, not much deformed, without traces of severe illnesses. the subject was a woman aged probably 15-25 years. the causes of the death cannot be determined. Because, also in this case, the skull does not appear too dissimilar from the skulls of the present people, and because, as far as can be understood the subject was healthy, it is reasonable to assume that the thickness of the soft tissues on the diﬀerent portions of the skull was not dissimilar from that of today’s young Central European women and/or young American women of Central European origins.
>Also, because the skull does not appear atypical compared to female skulls of the present-day local population
>the reconstructed female face looks not dissimilar from the faces of today’s central European female subjects

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