Can you somehow classify the mummy, please?

[Eva]

Yuya, a powerful Egyptian courtier. According to many researchers, his looks are atypical for ancient Egyptians - non-Egyptian, what's your opinion and can you classify him?

http://0.tqn.com/d/africanhistory/1/7/x/L/Mummies-Yuya.jpg

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTubgRPCDP_LzlBnDFl9YBJl0Tmig_O3 lRg3Uu2uEDl7eF-_YADIg

[Bozkurt_Karabash]

Very hard to classify a rotting corpse.

[Artek]

looks Anadolid(?). Anyway, some kind leptobrachymorph

[Eva]

looks Anadolid(?). Anyway, some kind leptobrachymorph

Anatolid? He could be a Hittite, then?

[Aviane]

Mummoid.

[billErobreren]

I thought you wanted your mummy(mother) classified :lol: oh boy!:ohwell: this is a new one. well it's rotting, the Tollund Man would be easier to classify

[Eva]

I thought you wanted your mummy(mother) classified :lol: oh boy!:ohwell: this is a new one. well it's rotting, the Tollund Man would be easier to classify

I can imagine your feelings when you saw my "mummy"s pictures... you were like... poor girl :D:D

Well, I thought the tasks should get more difficult ;)

[Allenson]

It's funny--he looks a little Faelish from the front--broad face, kind of squat, low vault, wide mouth..but then in profile, he looks rather Dinarid.

Tough one.

[Eva]

It's funny--he looks a little Faelish from the front--broad face, kind of squat, low vault, wide mouth..but then in profile, he looks rather Dinarid.

Tough one.

hum.. Dinarid? could he pass in Europe then? or in Egypt?

[Smeagol]

Anatolid. He was apparently of Near Eastern ancestry, at least that's what I read.