Scientists have managed to reconstruct what an 11-year-old Athenian girl looked like at the time of her death in 430 BCE, based on the intact skull and teeth that were found in a mass grave in 1995.
And here’s how we know that I’m a political theorist:
When I saw this story, the first thing I thought was, “Aw, if she hadn’t contracted typhoid fever — and if she’d been a boy — here’s what one of Socrates’ jurors looked like!”
Full story here (HT: Tim Carmody).

Scientists have managed to reconstruct what an 11-year-old Athenian girl looked like at the time of her death in 430 BCE, based on the intact skull and teeth that were found in a mass grave in 1995.

And here’s how we know that I’m a political theorist:

When I saw this story, the first thing I thought was, “Aw, if she hadn’t contracted typhoid fever — and if she’d been a boy — here’s what one of Socrates’ jurors looked like!”

Full story here (HT: Tim Carmody).

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  1. sivrt said: how did they re-construct the hair and skin color?
  2. kohenari posted this