The face of Nefertiti, who may have been the biological mother of King Tutankhamun, is the latest to have been recreated thanks to 3-D imaging technology. Remarkable advancements in forensic ...

Of all the ancient Egyptians who wore kohl, Queen Nefertiti reigns supreme. But the elusive royal was far more than just a pretty face, and it would be unjust to limit her memory to her physique.

This is the face of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti, stunningly reconstructed by modern science from a badly-damaged mummy. It answers one of the most beguiling mysteries of the ages - were her looks ...

NBC’s Kelly Cobiella reports, and Gates joins TODAY live to share a first look at a reconstructed bust that shows what Nefertiti may have really looked like. Sculpture by Elisabeth Daynes. IE 11 ...

A 3D model of Egyptian Queen Nefertiti's face has sparked a race row - with many claiming it should be darker. Working from the mummy, scientists from the University of Bristol brought the 3,400 ...

the world came face to face for the first time with one of its most enduring beauty icons: Queen Nefertiti. Discovered in Egypt in 1912 by German archaeologists, her 3,300-year-old stucco-coated ...

The theory is his death mask was made for Nefertiti and filched from her tomb and given to King Tutankhamun. “The face of the death mask is definitely King Tutankhamun’s but there’s evidence ...

But does that really show the real Nefertiti ... To get a more accurate reconstruction of Nefertiti's actual face, one would need her mummy. "But so far, Nefertiti's mummy has not been clearly ...