She was located within or immediately adjacent to the same cluster of Neanderthal remains that Solecki had excavated six decades earlier.

Her skull lay in a specific position: on the left side, resting on or near a natural rocky slope within the cave.

That position — on the left side, head resting on a sloped surface — was not random.

It was consistent with deliberate placement.

Consistent with someone having arranged the body.

The micro-stratigraphic analysis conducted by the Cambridge team showed that the remains were embedded within a specific sediment layer that differed from the surrounding deposits.

This layer was characterized by its texture, its color, and its organic content.