28,000-year-old human's face reconstructed using skeleton
French researchers have reconstructed the face of a male human dating back 28,000 years, after reexamining the skeleton discovered in 1868. The new diagnosis proposed he suffered from neurofibromatosis, a genetic disease causing benign tumours to form in the nervous system. The visual forensic reconstruction shows a face covered in tumours, including a large one on the forehead.