Your prehistoric family will be introduced to you here: As you descend the stairs, seven human species that have been reconstructed will observe you.
“Moesgaard Museum has assembled a distinctive collection of seven reconstructed homines, or human species, in collaboration with the Centre for Biocultural History at Aarhus University and the renowned Dutch Kennis brothers.”
“From the 3.2 million year-old Lucy, who was found in Ethiopia, to the Koelbjerg Man, who lived in the Stone Age and is the oldest skeleton found in Denmark.”
One individual was astounded by the meticulous attention to detail and took to Twitter to share their thoughts: “This captivating reconstruction provides us with a glimpse into the appearance of early modern humans.”
