Severed head of a young woman whose face showed abnormalities in his lifetime (flat forehead and incorrectly positioned teeth), found at the bottom of the cave of Quéroy in a mound of few cm high, placed on two vases dated crushed the middle Bronze Age. The good anatomical connection shows that the head was deposited there fresh or at a slightly decomposed state and the deposit was then quickly buried before complete decomposition ligaments. Cutting traces on the vertebrae suggests that the head was severed (trophy head, sacrifice, offering, possibly cut from a cadaver ?).