In many religious artworks, Jesus appears as a white, studious-looking man with flowing, straight hair.

He is never directly described in the Bible, so artists have constructed an idea of him over the centuries.

But the reality would have been very different, a forensics expert has said - creating a face using skeletal remains of men from the era. .

Medical artist Dr Richard Neaves reconstructed a face of Jesus using three skulls of Middle Eastern Jews in the Galilee area of northern Israel at the time.

In one scene in the Gospels, in the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus is described as looking like his disciples - so Dr Neaves constructed what he believed to be a typical male face from the area at that time, using forensic techniques.

He also used skeletal remains to work out a likely build for Jesus.

Dr Neave and his team said that he would have had a beard and short hair, as most Jews of the period did.

They also hypothesised that he would be more weather-beaten than he is typically portrayed, as he had worked outdoors, as a carpenter.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/the-real-face-of-jesus--forensic-expert-reconstructs-how-he-would-have-looked-082021080.html

BIDOO:
the saviour cannot looks as frustrated as this!

The picsure tire me sef

Haba flat headed Jesus

Poor people with extra time to waste. How can u construct a face of someone lived 2010 years ago?

I'm tired of seeing this getting reposted constantly, this is not the face of Jesus, this is just like taking three random skulls of people who lives in the 21st century, reconstructing an approximation of them and passing it off as the face of Davido, for example. It is NOT Jesus' face, just what males looked like in that area and period.