First known reconstruction of 2,000 year-old ancient Nabataean woman in Saudi Arabia

The transcript discusses a tomb with an inscription indicating it belongs to a woman named Hanut. The gender identification of the remains is confirmed through the form of the basin, not the skull. The skull was attached to the skeleton, allowing for gender determination.

What does the inscription on the tomb's facade reveal?

• The material of the tomb

• The name of the woman buried

• The location of the tomb

• The age of the tomb

What does the name 'Hanut' refer to in the context of the tomb?

• The style of the inscription

• The material used for the tomb

• The name of the woman buried

• The location of the tomb

How was the gender of the skull determined?

• By studying the form of the basin

• By the location of the tomb

• By analyzing the inscription

• By examining the skull itself

What is the significance of the basin in gender identification?

• It shows the health condition

• It reveals the diet

• It helps identify the gender

• It determines the age

What part of the skeleton helped confirm the gender identification?

• The spine

• The skull

• The ribcage

• The attachment to the skeleton