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- More Re Face Beneath The Face Of Nefertiti
The Independent (Andrew Johnson) Her name is synonymous with beauty; and unlike history's other renowned women, such as Helen of Troy, we don't have to take the classical historians' word for it. Nefertiti's reputation rests on hard evidence...
- More Re Nefertiti's Change Of Face
Earth Times Using 21st Century medical computer technology, German researchers have unveiled the "hidden face" below the surface facial features of the famed bust of 18th Dynasty Queen Nefertiti - dispelling once and for all nagging rumours that the bust...
- Daily Photo - Amarna At The Ashmolean
In the recent news, the Nefertiti bust in the Berlin Altes Museum has been found to have bags under her eyes, and wrinkles. Unfortunately I've never been to Amarna, but here are a pair of photographs of Amarna period artefacts from the Ashmolean Museum...
- German Curatorship Of Nefertiti
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,482217,00.htmlThis article repeats the same story, but adds a section about Germany's curatorship of the Nefertiti bust: German authorities insist their ownership of Nefertiti is irreproachable --...
- New View Of Nefertiti Bust
http://news.sawf.org/Lifestyle/20224.aspx "Discovered in 1912 at Tel-El-Amarna in what used to be the workshop of the sculptor Thutmose, the bust – depicting a woman with a long neck, elegantly arched brows, high cheekbones, a slender nose and an enigmatic...
Egypt
Nefertiti had wrinkles
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Wrinkles improved the face of Nefertiti, the pharaonic Egyptian queen acclaimed as the world's most beautiful woman, German scientists have discovered. The 3,000-year-old bust of Nefertiti is the greatest treasure at Berlin's Altes Museum. X-ray pictures of the bust by a computer tomography machine at the nearby Charite Hospital in Berlin revealed that the sculpture is a piece of limestone with details added using four outer layers of plaster of Paris. "We have discovered that the sculptor later added gentle wrinkles to her face, especially around the eyes," said Dietrich Wildung, director of the Museum of Egyptology housed in the upper storey of the Altes Museum. "The wrinkles make the image more individual and expressive." The scientists speculate that Nefertiti, who would have sat for the sculptor, herself approved the older look. Wildung said he received the revelation a year ago that the serene face, which today lacks one eye, was not quite as smooth as it looked.
- More Re Face Beneath The Face Of Nefertiti
The Independent (Andrew Johnson) Her name is synonymous with beauty; and unlike history's other renowned women, such as Helen of Troy, we don't have to take the classical historians' word for it. Nefertiti's reputation rests on hard evidence...
- More Re Nefertiti's Change Of Face
Earth Times Using 21st Century medical computer technology, German researchers have unveiled the "hidden face" below the surface facial features of the famed bust of 18th Dynasty Queen Nefertiti - dispelling once and for all nagging rumours that the bust...
- Daily Photo - Amarna At The Ashmolean
In the recent news, the Nefertiti bust in the Berlin Altes Museum has been found to have bags under her eyes, and wrinkles. Unfortunately I've never been to Amarna, but here are a pair of photographs of Amarna period artefacts from the Ashmolean Museum...
- German Curatorship Of Nefertiti
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,482217,00.htmlThis article repeats the same story, but adds a section about Germany's curatorship of the Nefertiti bust: German authorities insist their ownership of Nefertiti is irreproachable --...
- New View Of Nefertiti Bust
http://news.sawf.org/Lifestyle/20224.aspx "Discovered in 1912 at Tel-El-Amarna in what used to be the workshop of the sculptor Thutmose, the bust – depicting a woman with a long neck, elegantly arched brows, high cheekbones, a slender nose and an enigmatic...