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Facial reconstruction of a 13,500-year-old WHG from Switzerland The “Bichon Man” was a young male, approximately 20 to 23 years old. His skeleton was discovered in 1956 about 15 meters from a cave entrance, alongside the remains of a female brown bear, flint arrowheads, and traces of charcoal. Evidence suggests the bear had been struck by arrows and retreated into the cave, where the hunter likely followed and attempted to drive it out using fire. The encounter appears to have ended fatally for the hunter. The Bichon Man stood about 1.64 meters tall and weighed just over 60 kg. From a broad evolutionary perspective, his features reflect a mix of archaic and modern human characteristics. Studies have focused on his health and diet. Overall, his condition was good, although he showed signs of long-term physical strain, possible joint issues, and nutritional stress visible in his teeth. Isotopic and dental analyses indicate a meat-heavy diet that was not highly abrasive. At the time of his death, he was a great consumer of meat and a vigorous walker, but he did not possess the robustness of his Upper Paleolithic ancestors. Broad and low-set, with prominent cheekbones and relatively open eye sockets, he displayed many hallmarks of a Cro-Magnon individual. He carried Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1a1b1b and mtDNA haplogroup U5b1. Unlike most WHG individuals, he had brown eyes.

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