Uncovering secrets of 5,700-year-old Penang Woman


Delving into the origin: Using the forensic facial approximation method, researchers from USM managed to put a face on the prehistoric human skeleton, dubbed the ‘Penang Woman’. — Journal of Applied Sciences
Delving into the origin: Using the forensic facial approximation method, researchers from USM managed to put a face on the prehistoric human skeleton, dubbed the ‘Penang Woman’. — Journal of Applied Sciences

GEORGE TOWN: Scientists are attempting to delve into the anthropological origins and lineage of Penang Woman, the 5,700-year-old skeletal remains found in an ancient burial ground on mainland Penang, unearthed in 2017.

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