Ever wonder what people 3,000 years ago sounded like? Now you have your chance! Scientists have successfully reconstructed an ancient human voice, specifically an Egyptian mummy names Nesyamun.
According to experts, “To recover this echo from the past, scientists placed the mummy in a computerized tomography scanner (pictured). This allowed them to create a 3D model of his vocal tract, the dimensions of which shape the unique sound of a person’s voice.”
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