A forensic anthropologist can reconstruct a face on a skull by using facial approximation techniques, such as tissue depth markers or computer software programs. By taking measurements of the skull and estimating the thickness of facial tissue at key points, they can create a facial reconstruction that approximates the individual's appearance. Soft tissue depth data and population-specific standards are also used to inform the process.
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well normaly you would have the forensic draw the picture based
on the eye-witness's discription but it would be called a facial
reconstruction if you model it and sometimes even if you drawl
it.