Neanderthal/Sapien skull comparison

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Skull source: wiki commons

European face source: looking for haircuts on image search

I dunno guys, that 'chad chin' sticking out the front of his face is pretty convincing.  His ancestors must have been sapiens. (sarcasm)

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Female also, skulls are supposedly male but, I don't care just looking at general conformity of shape to face to compare

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Now I must be fair...

The images above do not look ANYTHING like a neanderthal, even though they match the skull quite well.  We know they could never look this nice because of science.

To those who have painstakingly put together 3d models of neanderthals for us so we know what they looked like...

I have copied their methods from the model they built below of a neanderthal man...

And built a human so we can know what a human looks like just to see if the method is correct.

Not bad I'd say!  Got the chin right there like a chad.  A nice square jaw.  He would fit into a textbook very well has the correct dimensions.

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Seriously though, now I will take a viking skull discovered in Dublin near Trinity College and compare to neanderthal.

Top of the skull is nearly identical. Jaw is not.  Don't have a side pic to compare the whole skull.  Seems we have a 'chad chin' neanderthal here after all - just has never been catalogued as a 'neanderthal'.

There are probably many sub-groups of neanderthal we don't know of, and nobody has wrote about or dug up.  And of course, like everything I start to look into it is for the same reason of covering up the past, making science stupid.

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Viking from Reptong g511 comparison skull neanderthal and human.

Interesting what matches which skull.  I expect when the two species mixed it is rng which feature the person gets for each part of the skull.  If you could inspect each probably would differ for every one.

Eye socket - appears human

brow - appears human

nose - appears mostly human

rear skull - appears human

Jaw - mostly neanderthal

Cheekbone - neanderthal