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🔬 Science July 23, 2026 at 11:00 AM

Their Names Were Lost to History. But Now, You Can See What Their Faces May Have Looked Like When They Lived in a Roman-Era City Nearly 2,000 Years Ago

Source: Smithsonian Magazine

A new exhibition in Budapest features scientific facial reconstructions of ancient Roman-era city dwellers, bringing history to life by revealing what their faces may have looked like.

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