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Follow the facial reconstruction of a 3000 year old skull of a Chamorro man from Guam, here:
ko-fi.com/chrisrynn

Facial reconstruction of Ta-Kr-Hb, believed to be a Kushite Priestess from Thebes, who lived during the 26th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt.

Undertaken for the "Waters Rising" exhibition at Perth Museum, Scotland.

Facial reconstruction of a young medieval woman in her 20s, sculpted as part of the Cold Case Whithorn Priory Project.

Buried in a stone coffin set in front of the high altar, suggesting she was of high status, despite dying so young. Her coffin was beside the grave of Bishop Walter

Lilias Adie, a woman convicted of witchcraft in 1704, from Torryburn, Fife, Scotland.
The only intact skull of a convicted witch in Scotland.
The tragic story of Lilias' witch trial is told in more detail here:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scot...

Facial reconstruction of Bishop Walter of Whithorn (died 1235) as part of the Cold Case Whithorn Priory Project.

Records of a bespoke bariatric coffin and analysis of the skeleton indicate an overweight individual, who suffered from DISH, which would have caused chronic pain and a stooped posture.