Retired British forensic artist Richard Neave decided to give the world a more concrete image of what Jesus probably looked like. Neave studied the skulls of first century Jewish men found in Galilee in Northern Israel. He then got an idea for how Christ's hair should look by studying drawings of men from from that point in history. Neave typically produced such renderings for his past work as a forensic criminologist. The process for creating the image typically involves making a plaster cast of the skull and then recreating the facial features using the measurements he calculated in the research stage.
Residents cut up rough over razor wire barrier
Slovenia's decision to put up a razor wire fence on most of its border with Croatia, in order to control the influx of migrants, did not sit well with the local population on either side of the border. Some of the folks in the Slovenian town of Vinica protested by placing Christmas baubles in European Union colours - blue and gold - on the fence. Croatia condemned the raising of the fence, with Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic saying that "wire is not a solution" for the migrant crisis.
