Sixteen forensic facial reconstructions built from skulls excavated at Aquincum, a Roman-era city, are now on display in Budapest.
Why it mattersForensic facial reconstruction is closing the gap between archaeology and personal identity, letting us see the human faces behind ancient ruins.
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