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Finally got around to doing a request from SamScott10 back in January 2022.

A-46 was a Guanche from Tenerife. Information about her genomics can be found in this study , where she's known as gun008 and her mtDNA is revealed to be haplotype L3b1a. She was between 25 and 30 when she died.

The study only had one individual which yielded high enough coverage to infer phenotypes and it wasn't her, but I used that individuals information to colour her. He had medium to light skin, brown eyes and brown hair.

A lot of the Guanches in the study had Berber affinity and significant EEF ancestry, and one had high amounts of WHG.

This reconstruction is mostly based on Karina Osswald, of the University of Dundee's work . I also tried pinning the skull myself, but it's still 70% based on her work. You can see more on her process here .

Sorry I haven't released much lately. I'm sitting now on over 25+ nearly complete reconstructions, many are requests. But in every case I'm having trouble creating or researching the clothes (which is the part I hate doing).

Description
Finally got around to doing a request from SamScott10 back in January 2022.

A-46 was a Guanche from Tenerife. Information about her genomics can be found in this study , where she's known as gun008 and her mtDNA is revealed to be haplotype L3b1a. She was between 25 and 30 when she died.

The study only had one individual which yielded high enough coverage to infer phenotypes and it wasn't her, but I used that individuals information to colour her. He had medium to light skin, brown eyes and brown hair.

A lot of the Guanches in the study had Berber affinity and significant EEF ancestry, and one had high amounts of WHG.

This reconstruction is mostly based on Karina Osswald, of the University of Dundee's work . I also tried pinning the skull myself, but it's still 70% based on her work. You can see more on her process here .

Sorry I haven't released much lately. I'm sitting now on over 25+ nearly complete reconstructions, many are requests. But in every case I'm having trouble creating or researching the clothes (which is the part I hate doing).