A Broken Nose, a Damaged Arm, and a Gruesome Grave. This Man From Roman Scotland Now Has a Face
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It’s not easy to visualize the past. What’s typically available is a fractured skull or, if we’re lucky, paleoart depicting an artist’s imagined version of times long gone. I’m a real connoisseur of paleoart, but even I must admit: a “real” face truly goes a long way in making the past feel so much …
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