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A forensic artist created a facial reconstruction based on the skeletal remains of a woman who died in her late 20s or early 30s
Why Irish eyes were not blue before the Bronze Age
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Caithness Beaker Burial Research
Meet Ava, an Early Bronze Age Woman Buried in Scotland
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