'The age regression was challenging, as this was in 3D,' she said. Next, Wilkinson used computer-generated imagery (CGI) techniques to add skin, eye and hair textures, based on what Saleem reported would have been common among Egyptians at the time - which showed what the pharaoh may have looked like when he died - and finally used the age regression software to show how he had likely appeared decades earlier.
(Image credit: Liverpool John Moores University Face Lab ) The new facial reconstruction was made from computed tomography data of the 3,000-year-old mummy of Ramesses II.
