Because of the absence of a skeletal frame and lack of details from the Bible on Jesus Christ’s appearance, Dr. Neave had to rely on three different Semite skulls as a reference on what Jesus’s appearance might have actually been. Dr. Neave and his team used forensic anthropology with the help of computerized tomography to come up with a 3D reconstruction of Jesus’ face.
Dr. Neave found out that Jesus most likely had dark skin because of the harsh heat in Nazareth. He also might have had short and curly hair which is a typical feature of Middle Eastern Jews during that time. According to forensic experts, Jesus could have also had a wider face unlike the slender and gentler image we were used to for years.
“This is probably a lot closer to the truth than the work of many great masters,” commented Allison Galloway, professor of anthropology at the University of California to Neave’s project.
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