Poet John Keats is being brought virtually back to life 200 years after he died - including his voice, face and clothing - by a team of scientists.
Keats died on February 23, 1821 and to mark the 200th anniversary of his death experts from the Institute for Digital Archaeology have 'virtually recreated him'.
Linguists, curators and physicists worked together to give the poet an 'extra 24 hours of life' - a comment on the fact his tombstone says he died a day later than he did.
The poet was 25-years-old when he died of tuberculosis in Rome - where he had gone in the hope the Mediterranean sun would ease his condition.