Sex: female ?
Age: ca. 30 years
Burial Type: primary flexed left
Orientation of Burial: Orientation E-W
Description: Together with AP. The partly disturbed burial consisted of two adults lying on the left side with the arms raised toward the head. Both skulls pointed to the east facing SSE. GJ was wearing a necklace of tubular beads. The skull shows a marked right canine fossa (the left maxilla is not preserved) and a slight post-bregmatic depression. The deltoid tuberosity of the right humerus is strongly developed. The left parietal bone exhibits concentric fracture lines close to the lambdoidal suture. The centre of the fracture, which was probably located on the left part of the occipital bone, is not preserved. From the fracture lines we can conclude that the lesion was round in shape with a diameter of about 7 cm. Most likely the injury was sustained perimortem by blunt force. Dental disease: localized periodontitis of RP1 and rotation of LC1 and LP1 is observable.