video del posible rostro de ishtar, astarte, innana y afrodita.

reconstrucción facial

https://youtu.be/1WeITUBMC6E

thank you for your contribution to this forum.

we all appreciate your input.

have a great day always.

Enoch

please include where or what site you obtained this information from. needs to be backed up with links etc. and text explanations as to how these stats where obtained.

Enoch

it's not a gift.

i bought a book in the bookstore about 40 years ago.

based on chinese face reading.

it teaches the method and the meaning of all the features.

ears eyebrows teeth hair nose chin and other characteristics etc.

not a gift. it is learnt from a book.

do a google search "chinese face reading book free"

good luck my friend

maybe i misunderstood your question.

yes i can read the dna in the face and body features etc. so yes i can know the past dna line to a certain extent by what i see and i do this all the time.

see all that is around me and i isolate it many times per day to where it came from in the ancient or just the past. etc.

not a perfect science but very very close to the lineage etc.

dinner is at 6pm.

you are cordially invited to dine on cabal burgers and sausage patties.

RSVP

bring your own spirits.

thank you,

Enoch

hi,

let me add that as far as the information states these are realistic reconstructions based on skulls etc.

i can't vouch for this. it is info i obtained from the net.

personally i have researched the facial reconstructions of ancient peoples for more than 10+ years or longer now and i am familiar with these processes so i personally believe that these are a very very close resemblance to arsinoe's and meryt-amun's faces.

Enoch

hi Dana,

Scientists have recreated an image of the face "Arsinoe" of the sister of Cleopatra, the last Egyptian pharaoh. A team of forensic art experts at Dundee University made the 3D computer image of Arsinoe, who was hated by Cleopatra, who lived 2,000 years ago.

Researchers undertook the work for a new documentary, Cleopatra – Portrait of a Killer, on BBC ONE.  Scientists based the computer model on what are believed to be remains of Arsinoe found in Ephesus, Turkey.

‘Historical background’

The Unit for Forensic and Medical Art at Dundee used facial reconstruction and forensic techniques to generate images and models from human remains.  In the case of Arsinoe, researchers took dozens of pictures of the skull found in Turkey.  From these they generated a 3D computer model of the head, to which skin, hair and facial features were added.

Dr Caroline Wilkinson, who leads the unit, said: “The skull that was found is not complete but from examining the bone structure and shape we are able to add the lower part of the jaw and then render the skull as a full 3D model.”

The team also found that the skull and skeleton of Arsinoe may indicate that she had both European and ancient Egyptian characteristics.

Digital artist Janice Aitken, who added skin, hair and eye colour to the image said: “Although it is not possible to tell the exact skin, eye and hair colour from the skull, the historical background information and shape of the skull suggested a mixed ancestry.”

and another facial reconstruction below is of Mertamen or "Meryt Amen" which mean the beloved of Amun.

Meritamen or Meryt-Amen was a daughter and later Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Rameses the Great.

Meritamen was a daughter of Rameses and one of his wives, Nefertari. She appears as the fourth daughter in the list of daughters in Abu Simbel and had at least four brothers:

her mummified Egyptian head sat largely unknown for nearly 100 years, preserved in the basement of a medical building – but now, researchers have restored the identity of the young woman who lived 2,000 years ago.

Experts conducted CT scans and 140 hours of 3D printing to reconstruct the face of ‘Meritamun,’ combining medical research with forensic science, Egyptology, and art to ‘bring her back to life.’

The team has determined that Meritamun was between 18 and 25 years old when she died.

below is her facial reconstruction.

HOW THEY DID IT

The researchers used computerized tomographic (CT) scanning and a consumer-level 3D printer to reconstruct the skull.

Gavan Mitchell, an imaging technician from the Department of Anatomy and Neuroscience, printed the skull in two sections to optimize detail in the jaws and base of the skull.

Then, with the printed skull as a base, sculptor Jennifer Mann constructed Meritamun’s face.

This was done by attaching plastic markers at different points on the skull to mark varying tissue depths at key points, based on population averages.

The sculptor then applied clay according to the musculature of the cage and ratios of the skull.

While the nose on the mummified head had been squashed by the bandaging, the researchers were able to estimate its shape based on the dimensions of the nasal cavity.

They determined Meritamun had a small overbite, and the CT scan results allowed them to estimate her ears.

Once this was configured, the reconstruction was cast in polyurethane resin and painted.

wonderful.
I'm celebrating.
beers on me.
prost

such a great statement and yes it is very very true.

HIGH FREQUENCY NEEDED.

great saying that you have at the bottom header of your posts.

yes most definitely i see it now. he protects it as if guarding it like a precious gem.

good observation !!!

Enoch

great catch. thanks for posting.

that's some really weird looking stuff going on there at the different stages.

doesn't look human at all.

looks like it goes through several creature states before it will come out looking like a human.

well of weird there is what that development process looks like.

freaky sht.

brilliant reply and further analysis of this subject

i totally agree with you and this is my way of navigating these myriads upon myriads of darkness and deceptions is to try to elevate from the norm and use it to advance and mold my soul into something possibly higher level in the next dimension etc. or wherever i am sent to when i leave this soul cage.

excellent input Robert.

billion galactic thanks