Face of seventh-century teen buried with rare cross revealed
A girl buried in England with an ornate necklace known as the Trumpington Cross is the subject of ongoing research aiming to build a fuller picture of life in the 600s.
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A girl buried in England with an ornate necklace known as the Trumpington Cross is the subject of ongoing research aiming to build a fuller picture of life in the 600s.
(CNN) — The grave of a girl who lived more than 1,300 years ago in Great Britain continues to intrigue and baffle scientists and historians.
Archaeologists have been able to reconstruct the face of a 16-year-old girl from the 7th century. Take a look at how she looks like. | Trending
A remarkable archaeological discovery near Cambridge, UK, has unveiled the face of a 7th-century Anglo-Saxon woman.
Forensic artists have put a face to the buried remains of a 16-year-old German woman thought to have been buried in Cambridge more than 1,300 years ago.