A cache of elongated skulls have been unearthed on the Zohreh plain in southwest Iran at an archaeological site known as Tol-e Chega Sofla in 2022

Eleven graves, in total, were located within three excavation units. Out of the 13 skulls unearthed, 12 were in one of the eleven mass graves. The bones were scattered throughout the three sites.

A wide range of findings, including pottery and stone vessels, metal objects and vessels, as well as small ornaments, were recovered from the graves.

The mainstream are calling this Cranial deformation, however they seem to be missing the sagittal suture which is found in all human skulls. The eye sockets in many of these skulls can be as much as 50% greater than human skulls and even skulls from cranial deformation found in the last hundred years. What do you think?

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