
The skull of a male who lived around 3,000 years earlier in what is now Ecuador has actually been given digital “life” by a forensic craniofacial anthropologist.
(Image credit: Dr Chris Rynn)
A worldwide group has actually rebuilded the face of a guy who resided in what’s now Ecuador more than 3,000 years earlier and whose skull included in among history’s terrific anthropological arguments.
The facial restoration is based upon the Punin-2 skull, which a farmer found in a gorge near the town of Punín in the Chimborazo area of Ecuador’s main Andes in the 1970s.
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