Face of 3,800-years-old mummy created by computer graphic

Face of 3,800-years-old mummy created by computer graphic

TOKYO, Japan - Sakuji Yoshimura (L), leader of the Egypt research team of the Waseda University Institute of Egyptology, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on June 21 on the computer graphic-generated face of a mummy found in Egypt, which has been created by his team.

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