Facial reconstruction of 2,500 y.o. Princess from Altai...

[Harkonnen]

They are different persons. Looking man-like has n1b, looking woman-like, as i remember, has mtdnk D4 is typical east asian haplogroup.

I thought they both had N1b? The sex classification in the first place was pretty iffy; basically they went with female because it had haircut like a bird (they thought)

[Harkonnen]

They are different persons. Looking man-like has n1b, looking woman-like, as i remember, has mtdnk D4 is typical east asian haplogroup.

I thought they both had N1b? The sex classification in the first place was pretty iffy; basically they went with female because it had haircut like a bird (they thought)

but actually was some teenage boy.

[Harkonnen]

Since the bodies had not been mummified, their gender and age were established from the skeletal remains using physical anthropology methods by experienced professionals—Dr.Sci.(History) Tatyana Chikisheva (IAE SB RAS, Novosibirsk) and Cand.Sci.(History) Tatyana Balueva (Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology RAS, Moscow). The sex of the person buried in the first woodblock, a man aged 45 to 50, raised no doubt, but the individual buried in the second woodblock was a different story... Although anthropologists were convinced that those were remains of a girl aged 16 to 17, they emphasized her “unfeminine” features: “the skull is very large and looks massive... the lower jaw is very massive... The postcranial bones are very long, almost the same in terms of absolute size and massiveness as male skeleton bones... The body length is very large”

The anthropologists' conclusions were confirmed by the features of the accompanying inventory: the woodblock, the wooden cushion, the quiver, etc.—all these things were smaller in size compared to the man's burial. In addition, researchers found near the pelvis of the buried person 34 cowrie shells, which might have been belt decorations. Shells were an extremely rare find in Pazyryk graves. They were usually found in handbags together with beads and seeds of exotic fruits; researchers believed that the shells served as amulets. In addition, these shells were known to have a semantics of a symbol of female fertility.

The buried persons also had different hairstyles: there was long dark brown hair on the man's skull while his forehead and crown were open. On the skull of the second person, there was a little thin braid.

[Carlito's Way]

I dont trust these reconstructions, they are always white wash to the max
we all know this person looked more mongoloid than what they are showing
DNA dont lie, I dont lie, and neither should you

[StonyArabia]

The Princess probably suffered from androgen insensitivity syndrome, if she has a Y-DNA, basically female body but the genotype is male

[Chelubey]

I thought they both had N1b? The sex classification in the first place was pretty iffy; basically they went with female because it had haircut like a bird (they thought)

but actually was some teenage boy.

They were found in different graves.

[Morena]

She could have been intergendered. Such individuals sometimes have special status, depending on the group's relgious beliefs.

[Westbrook]

Now that's a face only an unga bunga could love

[Blondie]

She looks very european.

[Westbrook]

They reconstructed it from full skin and bone remains you absolute melon.

I dont trust these reconstructions, they are always white wash to the max
we all know this person looked more mongoloid than what they are showing
DNA dont lie, I dont lie, and neither should you