Tottori, Mar 21 (News On Japan) –
The face of a younger boy from the Yayoi interval has been reconstructed based mostly on a cranium unearthed at an archaeological web site.
Tottori Prefecture has spent about two years reconstructing the face of an individual based mostly on a cranium excavated from the “Aoya Kami-tera-chi Site,” a Yayoi interval settlement smash.
The reconstructed face options double eyelids and thick eyebrows, believed to belong to a boy in his early teenagers.
Three years in the past, the prefecture named a reconstructed middle-aged man “Aoya Kami-Teraro,” and is now contemplating soliciting public solutions for the identify of this younger boy.
Source: ANN