Facial reconstruction of a hunter-gatherer (possibly EHG) from Georgia His closest cranial affinities are with two EHG individuals, as well as with a selection of Proto-Indo-Iranic Balanovo culture crania. Given his location in northwest Georgia, the presence of a pure EHG individual in the northwest Caucasus (Satanay), and the observed cranial and archaeological affinities, it is possible that this individual was EHG or EHG-admixed CHG. His remains were presented in Mikhail Gerasimov’s 1951 boo

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