It estimates around 200AD. Ya coulda just read the article…

And... The British Museum has mysteriously already acquired half of it.

The Toltecs came raging in with Foreplay Lynx.

https://www.snopes.com/articles/347894/older-home-razor-blade-in-walls/

Happiness is relative.

They did say her skull was super symmetrical, we tend to rate symmetrical features as more attractive.

Is no one else focused on the headline? Roman statue of Greek hero Hercules found in greece... It's either a Roman statue of Hercules or a Greek statue of Heracles.

Greeks continued to exist and continued to speak Greek for the most part.

According to my Native American history professor, when James Chatters did the initial facial reconstruction of the Kennwick Man, he admitted he had been watching a lot of TNG which is why the reconstruction looked suspiciously like Patrick Stewart. Take these with a shaker of salt.

I wonder what ancient people would think if they knew we would be ressurrecting their features like this

These are done for recently deceased people, specifically those whose remains are skeletal or other wise decayed beyond identification.

The reproductions are accurate enough to assist in the identification of murder victims. It’s not like this is new information, either

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Our tour guide in Rome was an archeology student. He said anytime they try and put in a subway system they find ancient stuff during the tunnel boring, which shuts down the construction indefinitely. He said he didn’t think they’d ever get an efficient subway in the city for this reason.

Humanizing history is a great way to get people interested in history. Mostly taught through events and "great people" it can be easy to forget the normal people.

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I don't think engines have any real place in this discussion. Almost completely nonsequitur, a better example would be things like even the basics of modern chemistry, efficient manpowered or mill powered machinery, or architecture. Not to say romans were bad builders or that their food preservation was poor, far from it, they simply hit their limits far before what would imply an industrial revolution of the time period.

"reconstructions"... Like we could ever truly know what they looked like anyway!

I didn't know any of these actresses, can confirm Brit Marling looks closest

100%. It will be showing how they could have looked based on the skull

Marvel are really upping their marketing game.

Brit Marling was my first thought as well.

Not very lifelike. Way too good looking to be a Scottish woman.

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35 coins you say?

Patiently waiting for the AI animation of these people…