  ==Sphinx again==  I'd just like to note that there seems to be a bit of cherry picking and weaseling going on with that section, in efforts to undermine its conclusions, by emphasizing a distinction noted with the Sphinx and Khafre, who it was supposed to represent. However, it is misguided and misrepresents the views of Schoch, Dowell, and colleges concerned as it is out of context. So much emphasis on Khafre, when the section concerns the sphinx, would warrant further elaboration then. Biological anthropologist, Dr. Colette M. Dowell (National Museum of Anthropology, Merida, Yucatan) sees the Sphinx physiognomy as being indicative of modern Upper Egyptians more so than Arab northerners, and she attributes this to a higher degree of African ancestry, in which she says represents both the sphinx and early Egyptians... She is a direct associate of Schoch.. Perceived differences between Khafre and the Sphinx in question are unsubstantial, since it has nothing to do with their premise or the data in question relevant to the section, so I don't understand the emphasis on such selective quoting.. 