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Specialists “scanned” a skull located in French Saint-Maximin-la-Saint-Baume and allegedly owned (allegedly) Mary Magdalene to restore the image of the legendary followers of Jesus Christ (or even his wife, according to one of versions).
Scientists, artists, forensic scientists and specialists in the field computer graphics have worked hard to get a 3D model faces of a christian saint. By turning on the video below, you You can see this face with your own eyes.
Researchers found that this skull belongs to a lady of Mediterranean descent who died approximately 50 years. Eye section, nose shape, skin texture and other features experts calculated the appearance of Magdalen based on ethnic affiliation, age and gender of the woman.
It is noteworthy that the Catholic priests refused give scientists direct access to the shrine, however transmitted a lot of high-quality photographs to people of science skulls, so researchers only had to “scan” them. This, however, was quite enough for scientists to recreate the appearance of the legendary woman …
