The best historical forensic facial reconstructions, from Richard III to Rab Burns... Richard III A facial reconstruction expert spent four hours reworking the head of King Richard III, which was removed from display at the new Richard III Visitor Centre...
These computer-generated images of historical figures and what they look like is absolutely stunning.
Scientists Reconstruct Face Of 28,000-Year-Old Cro-Magnon Man
The face of a Pictish man who was "brutally killed" 1,400 years ago is reconstructed by Dundee University researchers.
These computer-generated images of historical figures and what they look like is absolutely stunning.
Forensic facial reconstructions allow us to look eye to eye with our ancient ancestors and relate to them in a way that skeletal remains do not. Here’s how the art/science developed.
And history would have been changed forever.
Analysis of pollen found on pottery buried with a woman more than 4,100 years ago has identified plants used for medicinal purposes, "raising interesting questions".
Technology is changing almost every aspect of our lives. It is also transforming how we understand and relate to our past and heritage. A new initiative, ‘My Colorful Past’ is using facial recognition technology to reconstruct the faces of people from history.
3D printing is now proving extremely useful in the field of forensic facial reconstruction, a method of identifying skeletal remains. The process consists of recreating the face of a person...
Forensic facial reconstructions allow us to look eye to eye with our ancient ancestors and relate to them in a way that skeletal remains do not. Here’s how the art/science developed.
An Acadian child who lived in Nova Scotia more than 250 years ago is being brought back to life with a facial reconstruction to help illustrate Acadian history.
These incredible before and after photographs show how British and French soldiers had to have their faces completely rebuilt having been maimed during World War One.
Ces reconstructions faciales, réalisées à l’aide de technologies de pointe et dévoilées par des musées canadiens, donnent une nouvelle vie à des os très...
