It takes a vivid imagination to place the Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile on this skull – but archaeologists are convinced they can. They believe a skeleton unearthed in Florence could have belonged to the woman painted by Leonardo Da Vinci in his masterpiece. Archaeologists who are digging for the remains of the real-life Mona Lisa have found two new female skeletons. The two bodies, one whole, the other fragmented, were found in the same grave in the basement of the former convent of St. Ursula....
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