Read more about the article 3D Model Of 31,000 Year Old Beauty Could Be Her Cather-Twin
The digital approximation of the face of a Paleolithic woman who lived 31,000 years ago, undated. The skull found in 1881, inside a cave in Mladec, a village in what is now the Czech Republic, was reconstructed by Brazilian Cicero Moraes, a graphics expert. (Cicero Moraes, Jiri Sindelar, Karel Drbal/Newsflash )

3D Model Of 31,000 Year Old Beauty Could Be Her Cather-Twin

This is the reconstructed face of a Stone Age beauty unseen for 31,000 years ago - and she seems to bear an uncanny resemblance to a famous modern-day screen star.…

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Read more about the article Boffins Give 70,000 Year Old Dutch Neanderthal A Smile Using Cutting Edge Reconstruction Tech
The reconstructed face of Neanderthal named Krijn made by the Kennis brothers, world-famous palaeo-artists, in Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden, the Netherlands.

Boffins Give 70,000 Year Old Dutch Neanderthal A Smile Using Cutting Edge Reconstruction Tech

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From just the fragment of a 70,000-year-old neanderthal's skull found off the coast of Holland, experts have reconstructed the ancient human ancestors face and even given him a smile. In…

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Read more about the article The 9,500 Year Old Skull Which Bears The Marks Of The Worlds First Brain Surgery Is To Get A Face
The 9,500-year-old skull, which was found during the excavations at Asikli Hoyuk, a settlement mound in the Cappadocia region, near Aksaray, Turkey where the first brain surgery in history was performed.

The 9,500 Year Old Skull Which Bears The Marks Of The Worlds First Brain Surgery Is To Get A Face

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The face of a woman whose skull from 9,500 years ago showed evidence of the first brain surgery ever is being reconstructed as a wax model and going on display…

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Read more about the article Vital Role Of Oceans In Stopping Global Warming Seen In Ice Core Study That Shows They Absorb Over 90 Percent Of Heat Emissions
An ice sample from an Antarctic ice core.

Vital Role Of Oceans In Stopping Global Warming Seen In Ice Core Study That Shows They Absorb Over 90 Percent Of Heat Emissions

Researchers at a Swiss university who have reconstructed the oceans’ mean temperatures over the last 700,000 years for the first time using ice core samples claim to have uncovered the…

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