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Ancient History Comes to Life With These Reconstructions

Artist Alessandro Tomasi loves reconstructing the faces of prominent people from antiquity, particularly those from ancient Greece and Rome . The 20-year-old Italian-Lebanese artist is a student from Florence, Italy, and he is honing his skills at digital recreations of historical figures .

The Seven Ancient World Wonders Beautifully Reconstructed

Image Source: Budget Direct Related: 12 Amazing Digital Reconstructions of Medieval Castles 3. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon Image Source: Budget Direct Some archeologists and historians speculate whether the Hanging Gardens of Babylon even existed at all. 

72-Million-Year-Old Dino Egg Reconstructed - Fascinating!

A reconstruction of Baby Yingliang Image source: Shoulin Animation via Live Science The 66-72 million-year-old egg was unearthed in 2000 near the city of Ganzhou in China.

Then & Now - How Time Transformed 7 Grandiose Palaces

In the article below we listed some of the oldest structures around the world, side by side with digital reconstruction of how they looked in their glory days. From Belarus to Haiti, this is how time transformed the most beautiful palaces around the world. 1.

12 Old Photos in a State of Disrepair Beautifully Restored

Unger reconstructs and sometimes colorizes these seemingly irreparable photos, giving them a brand new life and also giving back the precious memories of loved ones to many families. View 12 of such masterful reconstructions below. See more of the artist’s works on his Instagram and Facebook . 1.

Ever Wonder What People Were Like Thousands of Years Ago?

Admire the skillful reconstructions of 14 ancient humans and learn their stories.

This Drawing Took 3.5 Years to Complete...

Truly amazing: [related_articles] Content Source: BoredPanda Rebirth - a Tribute to the Japanese art, artist, earthquake, Japan, natural disaster, resilience, reconstruction The Japanese have to be some of the most resilient people in the entire world.

This Is How 11 Ancient Roman Ruins Looked Like In the Past

Based on historical records, scientists managed to reconstruct many of these landmarks, and we can now admire the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and many other outstanding architectural marvels as if we were there in ancient Rome. 1.

Ever Wondered What People Looked Like 5000 Years Ago?

The way he does that is by scanning and printing exact replicas of excavated skulls and using these skulls as a basis for his amazing lifelike reconstructions, bringing these long-dead people back to life in museums. 1.

Rare Photos: What Our Forefathers Might Have Looked Like.

Using remains and samples from all over the world and from many different time eras, scientists have been able to make reconstructions of what, they think, are our ancient fathers. If this is true, these pictures can show us how our kind has changed over the years.

Incredible Ancient Ruins Restored to Their Former Glory

In the reconstructed photo, the lower terrace which was intended for entertainment and relaxation has been re-imagined. It was surrounded by porticos, and the walls were covered in beautiful frescos of multi-colored geometric patterns. There was also a small private bathhouse. 5.

From Mad House to Fair House!

Some recent reconstruction of the buildings has turned it into a flourishing hotel, office and shopping center. It's amazing to see how they've turned all these dank and creepy areas into beautiful offices, shops and walkways. It's inspiring to see the design and solutions they come up with!

Take a Look at What Our Ancestors Really Looked Like!

Advanced technology has helped scientists recreate the appearance of ancient people using forensic facial reconstruction. This technology recreates the face of a person through the structure and anatomy of their skull.