Osterby Man Still Has a Great Hairdo Nearly 2,000 Years On!

Osterby Man, or the Osterby Head, was unearthed in 1948 in Osterby, Germany, and dates to 70 – 220 AD. Only the skull and well-preserved hair remains.

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