Caption information typically notes that it is a reconstruction and may mention the method used, but this information is often brief, technical, and not effectively communicated to general visitors.

What the Zlatý kůň study suggests is that this practice misrepresents the state of scientific knowledge.

If three legitimate methods produce measurably different faces, then presenting one as definitive conveys a false certainty.

The most accurate representation would communicate that the face shown is one scientifically grounded approximation among several possible ones — constrained by the skull and genome, but not uniquely determined by them.

In practice, this could be achieved in several ways.