
A double grave in Israel contained the skeleton of an adult, thought to be a young woman and the skeleton of a young child. Facial reconstruction expert Richard Neave of Manchester, England, created this three-dimensional representation from the cast of the skull uncovered in the Qafzeh cave in Israel to show the face of one of the oldest-known humans, a woman who lived 100,000 years ago.
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