The Scottish student utilizing the unusual Celtic female druid’s cranium has recreated her face and head in the 3D wax model. This toothless old lady from Stornoway, named as ‘Hilda', is thought to have lived on the west coast side of the Scottish island of the Stornoway and they have believed that she was more than 60 years of during her death.
Hilda dwelled during the Iron Age and there is a report from the website of the University of Dundee explaining that the cranium has been transported back to existence by Karen Fleming, the MSc Forensic of the Art and Facial ID students from the University of Dundee.
Druids of this Hebrides
Based on the archaeology news on the STV this 3D wax rebuilding of this toothless female has been made from the dimensions of the prehistoric skull that has been kept back at the Edinburgh University Anatomical Museum. Then, Hilda has been demonstrated as having been 1 of the 6 “Druids of these Hebrides that has been handed in 1833 at Phrenological Society in Edinburgh”
Karen said Hilda, “it was a charming character to restore. It is clear from her cranium that she has been toothless, just before she died, and that is not that shocking considering the diet plan of the folks back then”. Probably the most remarkable feature of the lady was how elongated she lived allowing the normal female died about 30 years old, and while Hilda was in her 60 years of existence.
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