What does a primitive man (hominids) look like? It’s a question that haunts modern people. Do they look like us, or not at all? Questions about looks are like scratching the soles of your feet with a feather. Recently, foreign archaeologists have reconstructed the faces of 10 primitive people, giving us a direct view of the appearance of early humans.

Australopithecus Anamensis – Oldest Human Face

He is the oldest human ancestral face ever recovered, codenamed MRD, known as Australopithecus Anamensis. A lot of people might be able to see that this is a face that is beginning to be human, but has some of the characteristics of an ape,

He not only filled in the time gap between Australopithecines that lived between 6 million and 2 million years ago, but also overturned our previous belief that our ancestors came from Australopithecus afarensis. It can be said that the journey to discover and recover the “face of the oldest human ancestor” is also a journey to explore human ancestors.

Hualong Cave Primitive Human 300,000 Years Ago

Studies have shown the skull has some facial features of Middle East Asian Pleistocene Homo erectus, including supraorbital torus, supraorbital tubercles, maxillary sulcus, zygomatic tubercles, maxillary zygomatic process, and lack of canine fossae.

The degree of expression of these features is obviously weaker than that of Homo erectus such as Zhoukoudian. Some facial features commonly seen in middle Pleistocene Homo erectus and archaic hominids, such as a broad nose, low upper face, pronounced jaw, canine yoke, zygomatic notch, etc

Stone Age – Woman

Approximate model of ancient faces from 45,000 years ago.

Brazilian and German researchers have created an approximate model of the face of a 45,000-year-old ancient human believed to be the oldest modern human to have been genetically sequenced to date.

Further analysis of her DNA revealed that her genome carried about 3% Neanderthal ancestry, making her genome the oldest modern human genome ever sequenced.

Neolithic Women – White Eagle

The woman, known as “White Eagle,” lived about 5,500 years ago. Archaeologists discovered her remains near Brighton Racecourse in England in 1933. After a facial reconstruction, she shows us what she looked like back then.

“White Eagle” is about 1.45 meters tall, even for a Neolithic woman, she is petite. There were no signs of trauma on her body, baby bones were found on her pelvis, and archaeologists said she most likely died during childbirth.

She was buried with two fossils representing good luck and two small chalk pendants with drilled holes – talismans believed to ward off evil.

Girl Ava in Early Bronze Age

Scientists previously thought the fossil skull was 3,700 years old, but new research by archaeologist Maya Hoole suggests Ava lived 4,250 years ago during the early Bronze Age. Typically, archaeological excavations find little evidence of hair, eyes or skin color, and Ava was initially thought to be a red-haired, blue-eyed maiden.

Experts from London’s Natural History Museum and Harvard Medical School reconstructed what Ava really looked like. By photographing and measuring Ava’s skull and teeth, and using information from the modern European human tissue depth database on female ancestry, age, and facial features, Morrison was able to nondestructively reconstruct Ava’s true features. This is a healthy young girl with straight black hair and brown eyes.

People living in Ava have learned to raise cattle as livestock, and people can enjoy rich meat products, gather plant medicines and make exquisite handicrafts. As a healthy young woman, Ava may often be involved in physical labor.

Egyptian Pharaoh – Ramses II

Reconstruction of the face of Pharaoh Ramses II of Egypt. Ramses II is considered to be one of the greatest pharaohs of ancient Egypt. According to records, he became army chief at the age of 10, assisted his father at a young age, ascended the throne in 1279 BC, and died in 1213 BC at the age of 90.

He has the facial features of an ancient Egyptian. The skin is wheat-colored and somewhat dark, tall and stocky. He has a hard facial contour, with a high nose, thick lips, bushy eyebrows and slightly lopsided eyes. Due to the strict social hierarchy of ancient Egypt, there was also a clear difference in dress. Officials and nobles liked to wear blue or purple clothes, while working people wore simple coarse clothes.

Hellenes – Aristotle

In the 4th century BC, Aristotle founded a school in Macedonia, northern Greece, dedicated to teaching scientific and philosophical knowledge derived from classical Greek thought.

He also presents the physical characteristics of the ancient Greeks. He had black & white hair and eyes, and he’s not very white, and his hair is West Asian, curly. The face still has the characteristics of high nose and deep eyes of Indo-Europeans, and the middle of the chin is often a deep wrinkle from top to bottom!

Homo Sapiens – Cro-Magnon

The remains of Cro-Magnon were found in France. They were early Homo sapiens, who lived in Europe about 40,000 to 10,000 years ago, during the first half of the Paleolithic period. According to the latest DNA studies, early Cromagnon people like this were dark, with skin tones not as fair as those of Europeans today.

The remains belong to at least five individuals, four of whom are adults (two males and two females) and one is a child. The best preserved belonged to an individual who was about 50 years old. Along with the human fossils were a large number of stone tools and sea shells with perforated holes in them.

Cro-Magnon fossils were first discovered in the Cromagnon Cave in France. It is believed that their physical form is basically the same as that of modern humans.

Neanderthal Woman

This Neanderthal woman was found in Gibraltar. Neanderthals, the closest human relatives to modern humans, went extinct about 40,000 years ago. Neanderthals, close relatives of the ancestors of modern Europeans, dominated all of Europe, western Asia and northern Africa from 120,000 years ago, but by 24,000 years ago, these ancient humans had disappeared.

The skull and other bones were discovered in 1856 in a cave in the Neander Valley in Germany and were named Neanderthal. Fossil evidence shows that it was slightly shorter than early modern humans but had a stout body and limbs and a slightly larger average brain size. It was widespread in Europe in the late Pleistocene and also distributed in West and Central Asia. It appeared at least 230,000 years ago, and flourished on ice age.

Iron Age Man

The man is from the Iron Age and lived between 2,400 and 2,200 years ago. In 1968, his remains were found in the foundations of a shopping centre in England. He has light skin, black hair and brown eyes. He was buried in a semi-squatting position, lying on a thick bed of mussel shells and barnacles.

The population of Iron Age Britain was formed by a combination of Neolithic British farmers, continental European bell-cup cultures that brought Britain into the Bronze Age, and continental Europeans who arrived in Britain in the late Bronze Age.

The reconstructed face model already has Caucasian features. Commonly known as the white race. Because of the high latitude, pale skin, tall height, large eyes, light eye color, facial three-dimensional sense, thin lips, strong hair.

Woman in Roman Times

The woman lived in 250 A.D., during Roman times in Britain, and archaeologists believe she may have been murdered.

In 1936, when workers were laying a drainage ditch, they dug up her body in the land. A bone analysis showed she died between the ages of 25 and 35. She may have light skin, blue eyes and blonde hair.

Although she was buried in a normal manner, she was not buried with any valuables. She was found with a nail in the back of her skull and finger bones scattered around her knees. In addition, a mysterious male skeleton was found opposite her.

Saxony Times – Stafford Man

The man was named the Stafford Man, and he lived in Saxony, England, around 500 AD. He was discovered at a British archaeological site in 1985.

The muscular and athletic man was more than 45 years old and nearly 1.75 meters tall when he died. The researchers found that because dental cleaning was not as convenient as it is today, he most likely died of complications caused by toothache. He had a number of dental abscesses, including a huge abscess that would cause him blood poisoning or a heart attack.

The Stafford man had some valuable burial items: a knife in his right hand, a small tool bag on his right hip, and several weapons in the grave suggest he may have been a respected warrior.

Through the restoration of the original human appearance, we see very different primitive people, they have different skin color, different appearance, different living habits. But a careful comparison, the difference between primitive people is not big, and the difference between primitive people and modern people is not big, it can be said that modern people are primitive people “biological”.

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