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I attempted an illustrated reconstruction of the British Neolithic Long Barrow Skull:
Critiques and any suggested corrections are more than welcome:
Last edited by Barreldriver; 08-25-2009 at 01:24 AM.
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As for me, that is a nice rendering.
- Stefn Piparskeggr Ullarskjaldberi
Dramedy occurs when serious and silly collide
mDNA H5 - yDNA E1b1b1c
97.9% European, 1.6% Mohawk, 0.4% Cree, 0.1% Malian
(also, 2.4 % Neanderthal and .6% Denisovan in there)
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Nice work! It looks like a reduced Cromagnid skull to me. Compare with an Alpinid:
Although, the Long Barrow skull is a bit more dolichocephalic and has a less prominent chin. I would venture a guess that it's a Borreby skull.
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Found some errors in my OP, I did not account fully for the thickness of flesh, I am working on new versions. I'll post tomorrow.
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Hopefully this is an improvement on my OP:
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