Set on the banks of the River Nile, the lands that make up the land of present-day Egypt continue to shed light on our human history. In addition, the discoveries made in this region about human evolution offers clues and evidence.

One of these discoveries was a human skeleton, which was almost completely discovered in 1980. Skeleton, a person who lived on the banks of the Nile about 35,000 years ago. belonged to. Based on this skeleton, scientists were able to reveal what kind of face the person had.

This is what this human, who lived 35,000 years ago, looked like:

How was this image obtained?

There were deficiencies in some parts of the skull that scientists had to deal with. To close these shortcomings, the data obtained by tomography was used and the missing points were eliminated, raw image of the skull obtained.

The black and white image we see is the facial structure created by photogrammetry. The second photo is the product of a study where the skin color and beard were put on the person.

Information about the person:

The examinations of the skeleton indicated that the person was 17-20 years old and had a height of 161-165 centimeters. The skull structure of today’s modern humans, homo sapiens, what it looked like before was doing.

Although the skull resembled ours, it also had some elements that were described as archaic. Wide airway and alveolar prognathism were reported as some of these elements. your skeleton, Oldest skeleton discovered in Egyptian soil is said to be possible.