Reconstructing the face of a long-dead pharaoh is not without its challenges, however. For example, the skull alone cannot reveal every aspect of a person’s appearance.

Reconstructing the face of a long-dead pharaoh is not without its challenges, however. For example, the skull alone cannot reveal every aspect of a person's appearance. Pictured: Ramesses II at 90 ...

The face of a Neanderthal man who died 56,000 years ago has been seen again after a Brazilian graphics expert used a skull found in 1908 to reconstruct what he may have looked like.

Scientists reconstruct face of ‘handsome’ Ramses II, possible pharaoh of Exodus Using CT software that allows accurate facial reconstruction, scientists say they are able to reveal the ancient ...