She was 167 centimeters tall — approximately five feet six inches.

This was above average for a woman of her time and culture.

Her skeletal structure suggests she was physically robust, a person who had grown up engaged in the physical demands of the steppe nomadic life.

Her head had been shaved.

When archaeologists found her, she wore a wig made from two layers of female hair, mounted on a felt structure that incorporated a spike approximately 90 centimeters — about 35 inches — high.

This towering headdress, made to stand above the head, would have made her presence impossible to miss.