Facial reconstruction of a 5,000-year-old Afanasievo man from Lower Tyumechin I, Altai, Russia
Found in Enclosure 13, this mature male, aged 35–45 (c.3100–2900 BCE), shows hypermorphic Proto-Europoid features. Identical to Yamnaya, he represents their easternmost expansion.
Graphical reconstruction of the individual by anthropologist Alexey Nechvaloda and Global25 (G25) genetic profile of the Afanasievo individuals from Lower Tyumechin I, modeled by @Karabasanbey1. Haplogroups: Y-DNA R-Z2103, mtDNA T2a1a, U5a1a1, U4d1.
Global25 (G25) genetic profile, population distances, and ancestry modeling for the Ulaanzuukh culture.
Modelled by @Karabasanbey1.
Grave goods recovered from Grave 1108 (including her Thuringian-style bow brooch, bone comb, and iron knife) alongside her G25 genetic profile and distances, modeled by @Karabasanbey1.
Facial Reconstruction of a 2,300-Year-Old Pazyryk Scythian Chief from Pazyryk Kurgan 2 in Altai, Russia
DNA analysis showed this man carried paternal R1a1 and maternal U2e1 lineages. This data is the first confirmed presence of this paternal haplogroup inside a Xiongnu elite population in Mongolia. You can access the full study here: scispace.com/pdf/a-western-e…






















