Professor Argie Agelaraki, in collaboration with her student Kimberly Lombardi, designed an astounding forensic facial reconstruction of the Greek warrior based on his skull.
Professor Argie Agelaraki, in collaboration with her student Kimberly Lombardi, designed an astounding forensic facial reconstruction of the Greek warrior based on his skull.
He lived with constant pain, akin to very severe carpal tunnel syndrome, as well as post-traumatic syndrome effects.
Yeah, right. The life this guy likely endured BEFORE he was ever wounded would give many people today PTSD.
Interesting. Thanks for finding and posting the article.
We know this how?
The modern Greek is not so stoic it seems.
