The figure of ancient Egypt’s most powerful pharaoh, Ramses II, can be seen for the first time in 3,200 years after scientists were able to perform a facial reconstruction, SIA refers to foreign media.
Scientists from Egypt and England collaborated to capture the likeness of the king at the time of his death, using a 3D model of his skull to reconstruct his features. Then they reversed the aging process, turning the clock back almost half a century to reveal his face.
The result is the first “scientific facial reconstruction” of the pharaoh based on a CT scan of his actual skull.
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