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Left-side sleepers had ~3x the nightmare rate of right-side sleepers. Right side = more likely to dream with relief & safety Left side = fear & helplessness Overall sleep quality was also better on the right side.

Facial reconstruction based on skh001, a 6,400-year-old woman from Skhirat-Rouazi, Morocco The individual was buried in a supine position with slight rightward lateralization, oriented north–south. The head was in anterior and right lateral flexion, originally directed upward and slightly toward the northeast. The body was tightly arranged: upper limbs close to the torso, with the right forearm flexed toward the face and the left arm extended toward the pelvis. The lower limbs were strongly flexed (heels near the buttocks), likely due to constraints of the burial pit. At least four ceramic vessels were present in the burial: one complete vessel placed on the pelvis, with others intentionally broken and deposited around the abdominal and lumbar regions. Additional fragments in the thoracic area derive from these vessels. A pebble was found near the left elbow. The fill consisted of reddish silty sediment with localized gray-black deposits (possibly manganese or ash). She was approximately 158 cm tall and carried mtDNA haplogroup M1a1b. Her autosomal DNA was mainly composed of Levant_N-like and Natufian-like ancestry, with some, likely local, Iberomaurusian component.

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