Alice Waldner
@alicewaldner.bsky.social
Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Archaeologist, pottery specialist, Head of the research group Object Itineraries @oeai.bsky.social @oeaw.bsky.social
Reposted by Alice Waldner
Previously thought to be Arsinoë IV's remains, it has been identified as belonging to a boy aged 11 to 14 with developmental disorders, likely from Italy or Sardinia.
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH
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January 10, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Previously thought to be Arsinoë IV's remains, it has been identified as belonging to a boy aged 11 to 14 with developmental disorders, likely from Italy or Sardinia.
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH