Stone age man

Scientist Used 3D Facial Reconstruction to Reveal a Man’s Face Who Lived 8,000 Years Ago

Medicine & Technology Jun 26, 2020

Archaeologists discovered the man's skull and the remains of at least ten other Stone Age adults and an infant in 2012 at the bottom of what used to be a small lake in what is now Motala, a small town in Sweden.

Stone age man

Scientist Used 3D Facial Reconstruction to Reveal a Man’s Face Who Lived 8,000 Years Ago

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