nucumber t1_ir2iwl7 wrote
Reply to comment by goldendreamseeker in See lifelike facial reconstructions of a medieval Scottish woman, priest and bishop by unheated1
used to be fairly common, or at least not uncommon but now it's taken care of with surgery.
i'm an old fart (68) but back when I was a kid there was mean spirited snark about "hare lips" (the cleft palate lip gap looks like a rabbit's) but i wasn't sure what it was about bcuz i didn't know of anyone who had one.
goldendreamseeker t1_ir2qe3a wrote
Thank you for the explanation. Had never heard of that before.
RNnoturwaitress t1_ir5v5ya wrote
That's a cleft lip, not a cleft palate. He may also have had a cleft palate, but we can't tell based on this picture.
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