Cradle of Civilization: Technologies bring faces of Neolithic men back to life(1/1)

Henan Provincial Institute of Cultural Heritage and Archaeology have unveiled facial reconstructions of two men who lived near the Yellow River, the cradle of Chinese civilization, during the Neolithic Age. One man, believed to have lived around 5,600 years ago during the Yangshao culture, was approximately 40 years old, while the other, from the Longshan culture period roughly 4,000 years ago, was around 50 years old. The reconstructions were based on skulls discovered at the Yangshao Village site in the province.