Face of Cambridge man brought to life 700 years after his death

Reconstruction is part of research project aimed at gaining insights into the anonymous poor of the medieval city

The face of a Cambridge man who died more than 700 years ago has been reconstructed as part of a project to gain insights into the anonymous poor of the medieval city.

The 13th-century man, known as Context 958 by researchers, was among hundreds whose remains were found in a graveyard under what is now the Old Divinity School of St John's College.