Surprise with the true appearance of famous historical figures

They are all very famous names in the history of the world, with merits and contributions to the world.

When you look at the portrait picture of a famous historical figure, can you imagine their faces exactly? Today, when science and technology develops, restoring the face using the cut of the skeleton has helped the researcher create a 3D model of the face of a historical figure.

Here are 7 recreated faces of famous historical figures, helping you visualize what part of those who have changed the world.

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In 1922, archaeologist Howard Carter was the first to discover King Tutankhamun's tomb. This is considered a shocking discovery with about 3,000 archaeological sites found, including the king's mummy and a gold mask on his face.

Picture of King Tutankhamun on a movie.

After a long process of research, applying the technique of "virtual autopsy" by cutting the body of Tutankhamun's body, scientists have developed a 3D model that simulates the appearance of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun.

And this is the appearance and physique of King Tutankhamun.

It shows a completely different image from the golden mask, the statue, the painting that was unearthed at the nearly intact tomb of the young king named "the embodiment of the Amun god".

Scientists judged that King Tutankhamun had a deformed body as a result of inbreeding. By combining 3D images and the analysis of DNA genetic codes of King Tutankhamun's family, Tutankhamun has his father Akhenaten and his mother is Akhenaten's sister.

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Historically, Queen Nefertiti (1370 - 1330 BC) was Pharaoh's great wife, Akhenaten. Nefertiti and her husband are people who carry out a religious revolution, when they begin to worship only one god. It is the Aten god or the Sun God.

Queen Nefertiti possesses a face with delicate lines of high necks, thin curling eyebrows and high-pitched cheeks.

In 1912, the German archaeological group excavated the forgotten city Amarna. They found an amazingly beautiful bust buried in rubble, dating back more than 3,300 years.

The statue depicts the sharp face of a woman famous both in power and beauty of ancient Egypt. That is Queen Nefertiti.

"Nefertiti is considered Cleopatra in his time. Not only does she possess great beauty and wealth, she is also a very powerful woman. You can see by the delicate features of her high neck, The thin, curved eyebrows with the queen's high cheekbones , " said Michelle Moran, author of " Nefertiti, " a famous historical novel about the queen.

3. Poet Dante Alighieri

Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) is a genius, a great poet, Italian theologian.

He is the author of two world class masterpieces La Divina Commedia (Divine Comedy) and La Vita Nuova (New Life). The man commented that he was a great dreamer, deeply influenced by both the Christian tradition and the Latin classics.

Dante Alighieri is often depicted with a very "unattractive" appearance, a sharp chin, sharp eyes and a huge nose. However, a reconstruction made from measurements of the skull taken in 2007 showed a much more attractive Dante. The face is in harmony with a round chin, pleasant eyes and nose are smaller than previously described.

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The reconstructed image shows William Shakespeare has a rather sad face.

Referring to William Shakespeare, it may not be strange to everyone because he is one of the greatest writers of humanity, the most representative author in the period of European revival culture.

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The image of King Richarh III shows that he looks quite young.

King Richard III's remains were not buried in solemn rites and were "missing" for more than five centuries.

Because after the death, King Richard III was buried hastily under Greyfriars church in central Leicester. Later, in the 16th century, the Greyfriars church was destroyed and over the centuries, its exact location was forgotten. By 2012, his grave was found in a city council car park.

The reconstruction of King Richarh III shows that he looks quite young, only 32 years old, with a gentle face.

6. Artist Johann Sebastian Bach

Johann Bach artist only left only one portrait.

He is a composer, organist, violinist, great organist, German harpsichord of the Baroque period (1600-1750). With his mastery in counterpoint, harmony, rhythm, regulating rhythm, morphology, and foreign musical composition, especially from Italy, and France, Bach has contributed to enriching music. Virtue.

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Do you see the "father" of Astronomy industry looks very similar to actor James Cromwell?

He was a Polish astronomer who broke the concept of Earth at the center of the solar system that existed for centuries. He proposed that the Sun model is at the center of heliocentric theory.

When his body was found in a Polish church, police confirmed by combining DNA with his hair left in a book. Then scientists created this 3D portrait. They made sure that Copernicus' nose was broken and there was a scar on his left eye.