First reconstructed the mummy face 2600 years old

Experts are recreating the face of an ancient 2,600-year-old Egyptian mummy. And this is the first time medical artists have reconstructed the face of a long-time corpse.

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Experts say the ancient mummy is an Egyptian monk named Iset Tayef Nakht, only 1.5 meters tall, died at age 65 and brought in arthritis patients.

The coffin of ancient Egyptian mummy is displayed at
Royal museum Cornwall - (Photo: Daily Mail)

The mummy was taken to Cornwall in the 19th century and legally checked by surgeon Stephen Lovehammick, of the Royal Navy Institute in 1828.

The mummy was taken to the Royal Cornwall Hospital to capture the skull. Based on these data, experts from the Royal Institute of British Art will create skull shapes like modern people.

The image of the skull of an ancient Egyptian mummy that scientists used
use them to bring 'mummy to life' - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Then it continued to be moved to Manchester. Here two medical artists will use thin neurons and anatomical algorithms to create faces for this mummy.

The final product is an ancient Egyptian resin face that will soon be on display at the British Royal Museum.