GoKawiilFacial reconstruction reveals Roman-era man found in Scottish grave with multiple injuries
Researchers have reconstructed the face of a man who lived in Roman-era Scotland roughly 1,900 years ago, using a skeleton recovered from an unusual burial site. Analysis of the remains showed a broken nose and damage to an arm, pointing to a history of physical trauma before death. The skeleton was reportedly found in a grave described as gruesome, though details of the burial context were not fully specified.