â„–3371363[Quote]
Coobool Creek 76 is longer than any Neanderthal skull and only 1 cm shorter than Dragon Man (the largest-known human skull). Like many archaic humans it has a true, unbroken supraorbital torus (brow ridge).
Found at Coobool Creek in southeast Australia, CC 76 was among 70 other surface finds from the site. All the skulls are now reburied. Its age is uncertain but likely dates to around 15,000 years ago.
Unlike some skulls from Coobool Creek, CC 76 shows no signs of artificial deformation. It is similar in size and thickness to other massive Australian skulls WLH 50 and Cossack.