Groundbreaking Technology Shows What Historical Figures Really Looked Like

Reconstruction

The excavation process splintered the 2,000-year-old skull into 96 separate pieces. Fortunately, using a process called photogrammetry, the Brazilian Team of Forensic Anthropology and Forensic Odontology was able to recreate the Lord of Sipan's skull.

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Post originally appeared on American Upbeat.