Anthony Tuck
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More coverage of Anthony Tuck’s work, this time by his home university: More than 2,500 years after tiny infant bones were scattered, perhaps offhandedly, amid animal remains on the floor of an Etruscan workshop, recently-discovered fragments of those bones are causing a stir far beyond Italy’s Poggio Civitate Archaeological Project. University of Massachusetts Amherst archaeologist…
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Another bit of coverage from the AIA shindig … from the Daily Mail: Baby bones found scattered on the ground at a seventh century workshop have hinted at an unexpected callousness towards child deaths among Romans. Two bones and skull fragment were found lying on the floor among the remains of pigs, goats and sheep.…
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