Huns Mongoloid Caucasian hybrid

Here are what Huns looked in Central Asia and Southern Siberia before their expansion to Europe.

Most of them were a hybrid race of Caucasoid with some Mongoloid admixture, their phenotypes are a transition Caucasoid with slight Mongoloid to some Mongoloid features, a few were also predominately Mongoloid.

A Hun from Kenkol burial ground, the Talas, Kirgizia, 1st cent. BC. Reconstruction by MM Gerasimov.

Anthropological reconstruction of the "Golden Warrior", made ​​in the laboratory of the Moscow Museum of M. Gerasimov. II-III centuries, Aktau \ presumably Hun \

A Hun from Kyrgyzstan, nose is mongoloid influence while the eyes are are slightly influenced by Mongoloid.

Craniological material obtained from the excavation of the burial structure on the site Ciric Rabat, dating from the II. BC. e ... This series features the average value of the longitudinal and transverse diameters of the large width. Large forehead, straight, a person of medium, wide, orthognathous, sredneuploschennoe; tolerate high, but the nasal bones are the medium, low orbit. 

Skulls from Ciric-Rabat generally have features Andronovo type with some Mongoloid admixture. This is confirmed by the presence of a series of clearly pronounced Mongoloid skull. T. Mills suggests Altaic origin Mongoloid admixture. Apparently, the population of the settlement Ciric Rabat formed by ancient indigenous Caucasian population with a predominance of Andronovo anthropological type of the participation of some components of the Mediterranean type of Caucasoid and Mongoloid admixture distinct Altaic origin. 

Sculptural reconstruction of Saka burial valley. Or was made GV Lebedinskaya. The idea of ​​the physical type of Saks Aral give reconstruction GV Lebedinskaya made from skulls from burial Ciric Rabat.

Xiongnu were Mongoloid with some Caucasoid admixture and they look like this