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From: watson@ames.arc.nasa.gov (John S. Watson)
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Subject: Re: Graphics in Archaeology
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Date: 5 Mar 89 07:38:30 GMT
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[eat me!]

In article <11183@s.ms.uky.edu> hucaby@ms.uky.edu (Dave Hucaby) writes:
> Help! I saw a news feature some time ago about someone in England
> who was working on a computer graphics system that would take data from
> a skull (found at an archaeological site) and produce a 3-D image
> of what the original face might have looked like. However, it all
> happened to quickly to jot any details down, and I have forgotten
> even what program I saw this on....

What I'd like is a system that would take data of a face 
and produce a 3-D image of what the skull looked like ... :-)

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