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Maybe Mona Lisa? Buried Skeleton Found
LiveScience ^
 | 27 May 2011
 | Stephanie Pappas
Posted on 05/29/2011 6:39:44 AM PDT by Daffynition
Archaeologists searching for the remains of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa have uncovered a skeleton that may belong to the mysterious woman. 
The skeleton was unearthed in a Florence convent where researchers are searching for the remains of Lisa Gherardini Del Giocondo, the women believed to be the model for da Vinci's famous painting. Based on an early look at the cranium and pelvis, the skeleton appears to be female, Bologna University anthropologist Giorgio Gruppioni told news agencies Friday (May 27).
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TOPICS: Arts/Photography; History; Weird Stuff
KEYWORDS: godsgravesglyphs; natkingcole
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    A puzzle, as old as dirt.
 
To: Daffynition
    If she has a mysterious little smile...
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:42:43 AM PDT
by 
decimon
 
To: decimon
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:45:02 AM PDT
by 
Daffynition
("Don't just live your life, but witness it also.")
 
To: Daffynition
    Lisa Gherardini Del Giocondo, the women believed to be the model How many women was she?
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:46:26 AM PDT
by 
humblegunner
(Free Lazamataz!)
 
To: SunkenCiv
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:51:02 AM PDT
by 
Perdogg
(0bama got 0sama?? Really, was 0sama on the golf course?)
 
To: Daffynition
    Calling Angela Montenegro
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:51:31 AM PDT
by 
Mercat
 
To: Daffynition
    There can’t be too much left of Mona Lisa after 500 years.
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:51:56 AM PDT
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Brilliant
 
To: humblegunner
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:53:15 AM PDT
by 
wally_bert
(It's sheer elegance in its simplicity! - The Middleman)
 
To: Daffynition
    So why is it ok to dig her up like a caveman?
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:55:43 AM PDT
by 
AndrewB
(FUBO)
 
To: AndrewB
    I don’t get it either; what’s the point?
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:57:51 AM PDT
by 
gusopol3
 
To: Daffynition
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posted on 
05/29/2011 6:59:15 AM PDT
by 
Bean Counter
(Your what hurts??)
 
To: Daffynition
    What about all the talk that the Mona Lisa was actually the female version of DaVinci? Perhaps that was just a suggestion.
 
To: humblegunner
    What are ye?
A male chauvinist pig?
:-)
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 7:07:21 AM PDT
by 
bigheadfred
(I have this irrational, pervasive fear of clowns--a bozophobe)
 
To: humblegunner
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posted on 
05/29/2011 7:12:29 AM PDT
by 
Daffynition
("Don't just live your life, but witness it also.")
 
To: Daffynition
    Man.... diggin up a grave IN A CONVENT to see if the bones look like Mona ???
Somebody has waaaaaay to much time , money, authority and a e-ticket to HELL !
just my opinion of course....not to be confused with validity or fact.
Stay safe !
 
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posted on 
05/29/2011 7:13:19 AM PDT
by 
Squantos
(Be polite. Be professional. But have a plan to kill everyone you meet)
 
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To: Squantos; Daffynition; SunkenCiv
    Man.... diggin up a grave IN A CONVENT is poking around in virgin soil...
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posted on 
05/29/2011 7:26:46 AM PDT
by 
bigheadfred
(I have this irrational, pervasive fear of clowns--a bozophobe)
 
To: AndrewB
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posted on 
05/29/2011 7:52:12 AM PDT
by 
Daffynition
("Don't just live your life, but witness it also.")
 
To: Bean Counter
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posted on 
05/29/2011 7:56:45 AM PDT
by 
Daffynition
("Don't just live your life, but witness it also.")
 
To: momtothree
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posted on 
05/29/2011 7:57:33 AM PDT
by 
Daffynition
("Don't just live your life, but witness it also.")
 
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