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Cutting-edge artificial intelligence has brought ancient Siberian funerary masks back to life, revealing unprecedented details about the mysterious Tashtyk culture that flourished in southern Siberia between the 1st century BC and 7th century AD. Researchers at Moscow’s State Historical Museum, collaborating with technology experts, have successfully reconstructed missing elements of these rare gypsum death masks using advanced 3D scanning and AI-based digital restoration techniques.
The project offers the public an unprecedented glimpse into the spiritual and artistic world of a vanished civilization whose elaborate funerary rituals included creating lifelike masks to preserve the identities of the deceased for centuries-long commemorative ceremonies.
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