The first face of mankind? Ancient human who lived 315,000 years ago is brought back to life in stunning digital reconstruction

Daily Mail - Sep 29, 2026

After spending more than 300,000 years hidden in the ground beneath Morocco, an ancient ancestor has been brought back to life thanks to a stunning digital reconstruction.

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