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Specialists in Denmark have “revived” an approximately 3,400-year-old girl with the help of new technologies. Her well-preserved remains of her were found in a burial mound in 1921, reports LSM.lv.
Archaeologist Fleming Kaul said: “I really hope this model gives the impression of a beautiful Bronze Age woman walking and standing more than three thousand years ago. She was beautiful and had beautifully styled hair.
The so-called Egtved girl has become one of the symbols of Denmark’s early history. The young woman of 16-20 years old, 160 centimeters tall, most likely held a relatively high position in society, was born in Germany and visited her homeland shortly before her death.
He had blond hair and manicured nails, but the skeleton was not preserved in the acid soil.
The greatest joy for historians has been clothing and jewels, which have made it possible to reconstruct the lives of people around 1370 BC
The project implementers admit that it was difficult to model facial features very accurately, but a general impression of our distant ancestors is given.
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