Sex: male ?
Age: 50-60 years
Burial Type: unknown
Orientation of Burial:
Description: The burial was completely disturbed; some of the bones revealed exposure to fire. Very brittle and small remains from the cranial vault, right arm, left forearm, hands, right innominate, and lower limbs are preserved. Both femora show blackening of the proximal ends. A groove (> 40 mm x 4 mm) on the external surface of the left frontal bone was caused through postmortem damage. The femur shows strong development of the lesser trochanter. This is the insertion point of the iliopsoas tendon, which is the common insertion of the iliacus muscle and the psoas major muscle - both flexors of the thigh at the hip.