Did all the Huns actually look like this head wise? Did they really practice skull elongation?

Did all the Huns actually look like this head wise? Did they really practice skull elongation?

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Imagine being a Roman and seeing these people for the first time, looking not quite human nor normal.

How the fuck does that even happen? I've seen Mayan skull elongation, which is pretty bad, but this looks like the skull actually grew twice the size it normally does. I know nothing about the matter, but really have to doubt this sort of thing is possible barring a major deformity.

>not having a skull elongation fetish

dunno this kinda looks hawt

Imagine using her skull elongation as a blowjob aid.

imagine her brain just rolling back and forth in there

idk i don't get it, that must cause some serious health issues

>Did all the Huns actually look like this head wise?

IT IS NOT KNOWN IF ALL OF THEM HAD THAT CRANIAL STRUCTURE.

THESE LONG SKULLS THAT ARE BEING FOUND ALL OVER THE WORLD NOW BELONG TO THE ORIGINAL ARYANS.

THE HUNS WERE TURANIANS, NOT ARYANS; THE FACT THAT THIS CRANIAL STRUCTURE IS FOUND IN HUNS IS DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE ORIGINAL TURANIANS WERE RACIALLY ARYAN, THE PEOPLE THAT WERE TO BECOME THE ORIGINAL TURANIANS SEPARATED FROM THE REST, AND CHANGED THEIR LIFESTYLE, WHEN THEY MIGRATED TOWARD THE STEPPES, THUS, THEY EVENTUALLY BECAME RACIALLY DISTINCT, LOSING THEIR ARYAN MORPHOLOGY.

>Did they really practice skull elongation?

THAT CRANIAL STRUCTURE IS NOT THE RESULT OF CRANIAL ELONGATION.

Not only is it possible, you can get pretty dramatic deformations even accidentally, read up on the Toulousian variant:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_cranial_deformation

There don't actually seem to be major health issues as long as you aren't cutting off blood flow and the skull is still reasonably wide. This might be too narrow, for example:

Cranium expansion has shown no side effects and scientists have found no cognitive differences between a Normal skull and a super extended one, at least in Peruvian samples.

The brain is almost supernaturally plastic in any case:
newscientist.com/article/dn12301-man-with-tiny-brain-shocks-doctors/
>“It is hard for me [to say] exactly the percentage of reduction of the brain, since we did not use software to measure its volume. But visually, it is more than a 50 to 75 per cent reduction,” says Lionel Feuillet, a neurologist at the Mediterranean University in Marseille, France.

Even:
newscientist.com/article/mg22329861-900-woman-of-24-found-to-have-no-cerebellum-in-her-brain/

>Although it is not unheard of to have part of your brain missing, either congenitally or from surgery, the woman joins an elite club of just nine people who are known to have lived without their entire cerebellum.
>“These rare cases are interesting to understand how the brain circuitry works and compensates for missing parts,” says Mario Manto, who researches cerebellar disorders at the Free University of Brussels in Belgium. The patient’s doctors suggest that normal cerebellar function may have been taken over by the cortex – brain scans should reveal the answer.