This is the face of a woman who died 13,600 years ago

From Daily Mail Online:

Researchers have revealed the face that once belonged to the oldest human remains unearthed at an ancient burial ground in Thailand.

The Late Pleistocene woman died more than 13,600 years ago, but has been resurrected in a two-dimensional image using facial approximation.

The results presented a women aged 25 to 35 years old, with a high jaw line and small almond shaped eyes – and it is believed she was just 5 feet tall.

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Neanderthal Woman

Neanderthal woman has a name - Wilma. Yes, after that other famous "cave-woman".

From The Mail Online:
"The model has been nicknamed Wilma after she was found to have red-hair like the Flintstones character.

The findings had suggested that at least some Neanderthals would have had red hair, pale skin, and possibly freckles.

Created for an October 2008 National Geographic magazine article, Wilma has a skeleton made from replicas of pelvis and skull bones from Neanderthal females."

Read more at the National Geographic