Neanderthal Woman's Facial Reconstruction Revealed

A recent discovery in Iraqi Kurdistan has shed light on the life of a 40-something year old Neanderthal woman who lived approximately 75,000 years ago. Her remains were found in a cave and consisted of over 200 bone fragments, which scientists have painstakingly pieced together to recreate her skull. The reconstruction was guided by contours of the face and skull, allowing for a detailed and accurate representation of her features. The recreation is featured in a new documentary titled "Secrets of the Neanderthals," providing a unique glimpse into the life of this ancient human.