Scientists 3200 years later recreated the face of Pharaoh Ramses II

Edition The Daily Mail reported that scientists have reconstructed the face of one of the most famous pharaohs of Egypt, Ramses II.

It is specified that for the successful conduct of the study, scientists recreated the facial features of the Egyptian ruler 2,300 years after his death. Experts performed a CT scan of the ruler’s skull and obtained a 3D model.

Then the scientists “rejuvenated” the appearance of Ramses and showed him to the public in his prime. According to experts, one of the most difficult moments was the lack of information about the color of the pharaoh’s hair, eyes and skin. For greater similarity, scientists have studied the surviving written texts about Ramses II.