We may never know why the skull of a Stone Age man ended up on a stake in a mysterious underwater grave 8,000 years ago, but thanks to a new facial reconstruction, we can see what he probably looked like before he died.
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This Stone Age Man’s Jawless Skull Was Found on a Spike, Here’s What He Looked Like
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