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We're back underway at the Kia Oval, with Sam Curran bowling left arm off-spin... Durham 186/0, trailing by 268. Really rating Sam's commitment to the role of off-spinner. 🕶️ 🤎 | #SurreyCricket

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Facial reconstruction of a 4,300-year-old child from the Volga, belonging to the genetically Yamnaya-like Catacomb culture. In the summer of 1989, an archaeological expedition of the Kuibyshev (Samara) State Pedagogical Institute investigated Kurgans of the burial ground near the village of Politotdelskoye (Kuzmina, 1990), a site comprising kurgans from different chronological periods. One of the Kurgans, dubbed Kurgan 4, contained an undercut grave (number 6). The oval entrance pit was oriented northeast–southwest and measured 1.78 m in length and 0.93 m in width. In the burial pit lay the skeleton of a child, around 7 years old. The soil beneath the skeleton and extending several centimeters around it was heavily stained with ochre. The coloration is especially strong in front of the torso, where the thickness of the stained layer reaches up to 10 cm. The bones themselves are lightly and generally evenly stained, with the hands being the most intensely colored. The skeleton was crouched on its left side, with the head oriented to the northeast. The skull is artificially deformed. The legs are slightly bent. The left arm is extended along the torso, while the right arm is bent at the elbow (the forearm lying across the torso, with the hand touching the left forearm). Along the left arm, in front of the face, by the left thigh, at the hands of both arms, on the left wing of the pelvis, and in the chest area, snake bones were found, heavily stained with ochre. Apparently, the snake bones belonged to several different snakes, although only one snake skull was discovered. The preservation of these bones is very poor, and their original arrangement is not fully intact. Animal bones were recovered behind the skull and near the left shoulder. Near the right mastoid process of the skull, a bronze pendant was found: a rounded spiral with one and a half turns, made from a rod of circular cross-section with flattened ends. Analysis of the most informative burials from the 1989 excavation at Politotdelskoye indicates attribution to the Volga–Don Catacomb culture.

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