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Why Did This 11th-Century Woman Have Lapis Lazuli In Her Dental Plaque?

PEOPLE Posted: January 10, 2019 11:01 am

The likely answer not only opens up a new avenue for archaeology, it indicates that a highly-skilled medieval art associated with men (chiefly monks) had female practitioners as well. — The Atlantic

PEOPLE Published: 01.09.19

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