The fragment from the human mandible was found in August 1952.[1] The fragments recovered were the left ascending ramus and a part of the condylar process with the second and third molars attached.[3] The wisdom tooth had emerged but was not exposed for long, indicating that this specimen was in young adulthood, suggested from eighteen to twenty-five, at death.[3] The middle of the bone is well intact but the lateral portion is partially destroyed.[3] From the technical measurements of this fragment, it was thought that this specimen is closely linked to Neanderthals[3] but more recent research, as determined the mandible fragments, are from a fully modern human or Homo sapiens.[2]