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Korean researchers digitally reconstruct face of woman from Silla Dynasty

신라 여인 얼굴 첫 복원..."뒷머리 돌출, 이마 좁아" Korean researchers have recreated the face of a woman from the Silla Dynasty using advanced technology. The digital reconstruction provides a window into the past... and a glimpse of how people looked a time long ago. Park Se-young has the details. These little pieces of bone form the shape of a skull. With a little technological magic, it turns into the face of a woman from the Silla Dynasty, 15-hundred years ago. "From the length of her thigh bone, we think she was about 155 centimeters tall and in her late thirties or early forties." It took the local researchers a year and a half and lots of digital technology to recreate the woman's face. First, they took CT scans of the bone fragments and created a virtual skull using 3D modeling techniques. Then, with the help of digital illustration, the researchers added virual muscles and skin. "It is meaningful that we were able to observe and reproduce the face of a person from the Silla period through an analysis of her skull." The circumference of the woman's head is about ten percent larger than the women of today, but her forehead is much smaller. Through isotope analysis, the researchers also found that the woman mainly consumed wheat, rice and potatoes and did not eat much meat. They said that because this is the first time the facial structure of a person from the Silla era has been digitally reconstructed, more research is necessary before they can say this is how people looked during that period. Park Se-young, Arirang News. Visit ‘Arirang News’ Official Pages Facebook(NEWS):   / newsarirang   Homepage: http://www.arirang.com Facebook:   / arirangtv   Twitter:   / arirangworld   Instagram:   / arirangworld