The four individuals lived in the Andes in Colombia between 1216 and 1797. Face Lab at Liverpool John Moores University At some point between the 13th and 18th centuries, four Indigenous individuals ...

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Archaeologists have unmasked Colombian mummies and digitally reconstructed their faces, shedding more light on the cultural practices of South America’s indigenous people. Many pre-Columbian cultures ...

Muisca mummy in the Gold Museum, Bogotá. Credit: Tisquesusa / CC BY 4.0 The faces of four ancient individuals buried in the Colombian Andes have been revealed for the first time after researchers ...

Centuries-old mummies from the Andes of Colombia have been digitally unmasked and virtually reconstructed, revealing how they may have looked during their lifetimes. These individuals, who lived ...

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