A team of scientists from Denmark's University of Copenhagen Reveals the face of an ancient woman who lived in the Neolithic of Scandinavia thousands of years ago. Scientists know her facial structure, skin tone, eye color and hair color. from the traces ofดาวน์โหลด slotxoDNA left in her gums which is almost six thousand years old

One member of the research team, Dr Haines Schrouder, said: This is the first time that the DNA of ancient humans has been completely extracted and decrypted. without the use of genetic material from bone fragments

Scientists named the Neolithic woman "Lola." She had dark skin and dark brown hair and blue eyes.

Lola's genetic information indicates that she is closely related to ancient people who hunted and gathered life on the European mainland. than in central Scandinavia at that time Her ancestors probably migrated north from Western Europe. After the glacier that covered the land had disappeared.

As for the "gum" that Lola chews and leaves traces of her DNA, actually tar from birch fields. This is a 5,700-year-old chewing gum found in Syltholm on the island of Lolland in southern Denmark.

Imprinted teeth indicate that this piece of gum has been chewed. This may be chewed to soften and used. For example, they were used to assemble tools in the Stone Age, or they could be chewed for medicine or toothache.