Face reconstruction of princess and people from Southern Ural / Sintashta culture

[ButlerKing]

Do these reconstructions look Iranic, North Caucasus or Slavic? I'm not sure because in my opinion a lot of them tend to overlap sometimes.

For those who don't know where that is.




(Translating Russian to English)


The princess

"Princess" from Kizilskoe burial and "Smith" from the burial Alexander-4
(2nd half of the III millennium BC). Representatives of the pit culture - arkaimtsev direct ancestors, who lived 200-300 years before the construction of Arkaim.


Kizilsky tomb in the valley of the Urals, including 2.3 dozen mounds, is one of the earliest burial grounds pit culture. The remains of the "Princess" were found in the mound with a diameter of 22 m, surrounded by a deep moat 3-4 m of any one thing in the grave was not found, but the core has been sprinkled with ocher. At the time of the death of this noble woman was about 25 years old.








Burial "Smith" was found in a burial mound Alexander-4 near arkaimskoy fortress built after his death. The remains of the man who died at the age of 22-23 years, were also sprinkled with ocher. When they were discovered a ceramic vessel and a stone anvil with a hammer.
Do these people look Slavic, North Caucasus, Iranic?




And it is the inhabitants of the Arkaim buried in the cemetery, accompanied Bolshekaraganskom rich inventory, including arrowheads, axes, adzes, mace, hook, and the carcasses of sacrificial animals. The man died at the age of about 23 years, female - 18-21 years. Woman for the time were of high growth - about 180 centimeters (average population growth Arkaim was about 170 centimeters).

[aherne]

We can say with 100% certainty, based on anthropological and cultural evidence, these people were Aryan. Physically they look like Aryan-Uralic mixtures. If reconstructions are correct and not driven by nationalistic goals, they looked like the most typical Russians...

[sevruk]

She did not was a princess, ordinary woman.
They were immigrants from Eastern Europe, so that is closer to the Balto-Slavs, at the same time they spoke an Iranian or a similar language

[Sarmatian]

All I see is an average Russian face. No non-European mixes at all.

[RussiaPrussia]

slavic with some uralic mixture

[alfieb]

Could pass from anywhere from (westward) Sapmi/Finland/Estonia to (eastward) Siberia... so she is very fitting in Russia.

[ButlerKing]

But I can also see them pass for North Caucasus people, slavic speakers didn't expand to western siberia until recently.

[RussiaPrussia]

But I can also see them pass for North Caucasus people

we dont care

[ButlerKing]

we dont care

You don't care? than why did you say slavic with some Uralic admixture.

[Sarmatian]

But I can also see them pass for North Caucasus people, slavic speakers didn't expand to western siberia until recently.

Slavic languages and culture simply didn't exist at the time of these burials. But it doesn't mean they unrelated. They must've been some pre-Slavic Indo-Europeans that spoke some Indo-European language and most likely are direct ancestors of Slavs and could be ancestors of other IE that live in Europe today..