Tag: Facial reconstruction
Reconstruction of 300,000-year-old Moroccan remains
Recent findings in Morocco have significantly altered the timeline of human evolution, pushing back the origins of Homo sapiens by 100,000 years!
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Amazing reconstruction brings Neanderthal woman to life
A fascinating project has revealed a detailed reconstruction of a Neanderthal woman’s face, bringing insights into the life of one of our closest ancient relatives from 75,000 years ago.
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Perth Museum’s ‘Stories for Faces’ exhibition opens
The Stories for Faces exhibition presents digital facial reconstructions of individuals who lived in Scotland over the last two millennia.
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Ötzi the Iceman: New DNA insights challenge previous assumptions
In 2012, researchers constructed a comprehensive portrait of Ötzi’s genome, suggesting that his ancestors hailed from the Caspian steppe. However, new information has come to light.
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Unveiling the enigmatic teenage Anglo-Saxon aristocrat: a journey from Germany to Cambridge
In a remarkable discovery, the face of a teenage Anglo-Saxon aristocrat, shrouded in mystery for...
Read MoreIncredible facial reconstruction of Vistegutten: A Stone Age teenager
A Mesolithic cave situated in Randaberg (the west coast of Norway) revealed the remains of a Stone Age teenager who lived over 8300 years ago.
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Face-to-Face with a Nabatean woman
A revolutionary technology has enabled us to come face-to-face with a woman from the Nabatean civilisation.
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