Facial reconstruction made of Bronze Age woman 'Ava'

[Steve28]

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-...lands-36923891

QA facial reconstruction has been made of a young woman who died more than 3,700 years ago.

The woman's bones, including a skull and teeth, were discovered at Achavanich in Caithness in 1987.

Known as "Ava", an abbreviation of Achavanich, she is the subject of a long-term research project managed by archaeologist Maya Hoole.

Forensic artist Hew Morrison, a graduate of the University of Dundee, created the reconstruction.

I'd totally do her.

[Woods Devil]

I'd totally do her.

You would have to wait in line

[rab]

What kind of lip gloss do you think they used back then

[Harry Henderson]

I don't like how the experts feel their asexual take to produce a simian lineage ignores the hominid dimporphism. Least they could do is express the zygomatic arch tissue deposits more so in feminine form. Instead they humor themselves with bones to produce a feminist agenda driven reconstruction model, by using generic modeling techniques covering both sexes.

[Steve28]

I don't like how the experts feel their asexual take to produce a simian lineage ignores the hominid dimporphism. Least they could do is express the zygomatic arch tissue deposits more so in feminine form. Instead they humor themselves with bones to produce a feminist agenda driven reconstruction model, by using generic modeling techniques covering both sexes.

Her culture practiced skull binding which changes the shape of the skull. That's why she looks a bit odd.

But still doable.

[piranha2]

She looks fine.

[Steve28]

She looks fine.

British though, which is why the reconstruction doesn't show her teeth.

[piranha2]

Who cares if she has teeth? She can gum it.

[dudeman]

I'd hit it.