Researchers have unveiled the face of a long-lost human ancestor, the Denisovans, using the famed Harbin skull—an ...

Chinese researchers unveiled the first-ever scientific facial reconstructions of two million-year-old hominid skulls, shedding new light on a pivotal moment in human evolution. A research team ...

Prof Chris Stringer, human evolution expert at the Museum, was happy to inform the creation of the reconstruction. 'The models are based on the very best scientific evidence we could put together.

They used the Harbin skull, also known as 'Dragon Man,' which is a 150,000-year-old nearly complete human skull ... to create a lifelike reconstruction of the Denisovan face.

The world's first scientific facial reconstruction case based on the "Yunxian Man" skull fossils dating back approximately 1 million years was unveiled by Hubei Provincial Museum on Thursday, ...

By contrast, this newest facial reconstruction ... But also because it recasts the popular narrative of human evolution in a way that prioritises human creativity and compassion over disruption ...

Denisovan remains were discovered in 2008 and human evolution experts have become ... But now a team of researchers have produced reconstructions of our long-lost relatives. Around 100,000 years ...

Authorities are still working to identify the woman who was scorched beyond recognition on a subway train earlier this week — and are already considering using anthropological facial ...