1,900-Year-Old Decapitated Man's Face Reconstructed in Roman-Era Scotland

• A 1,900-year-old decapitated man's remains were found near a Roman military fort in Scotland.
• Researchers virtually reconstructed the man's face using his skull.
• The man had multiple injuries, suggesting a life of hardship before his death.
• Chemical analysis indicates the man grew up in southern Britain.
• The reason for his beheading remains unclear, though other burials may provide clues.