[blueplum]

the 17th century stables and graves of three individuals have also been unearthed.

Better pix are at the Daily Mail article I'll link below but its title was too long to use as a primary

[blueplum]

related: Daily Mail article with better pix:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9521861/Renovators-Uffizi-Gallery-uncover-human-bones-400-year-old-fresco-Medici-ruler-Cosimo-II.html

[jonrick46]

The link takes you to a site requiring you to subscribe.

[T-Bird45]

There can be no doubt the Uffizi holds many treasures from the Middle Ages & the Renaissance. I toured it in 1980 and have a primary memory of multiple large format paintings and frescoes presented in rooms too small to fully appreciate their scale because they simply overwhelmed and swallowed you.

[moovova]

I’ve been to the Uffizi...more famous art there than you can shake a stick at. When you’re done at the Uffizi, cross the Arno River via Ponte Vecchio...pay a visit to the Pitti Palace...even more art. You’ll be cross-eyed when you finish. Fun stuff.

[nutmeg]

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