"HOBBIT" reconstructed

 The bones and image of the "Hobbit" are reconstructed in a new light. The early being' bones of 60,000 years ago was discovered about 20 years ago on the Indonesian island and so called Floriensis in anthropological jargon, or by popular ascribing, "Hobbit" in part due to its short stature. 

The endeavor for current reconstruction are lead by Dr. Cicero Morales of Brazil and Dr. Wiseman. They used CT scans upon which to base their model. It is believed the being had a short nose and protruding lips and other minor oddities.

The 3-D computer graphic is to be published in "OrtogOnLineMag.