Eldorado Posted September 18, 2020 #1 Share Posted September 18, 2020 The Musee d'Aquitaine in the southwestern city of Bordeaux had in November launched work to examine the remains in the tomb in a basement of the museum, which occupies the premises of a convent where Montaigne, famed for his lofty but highly readable "Essays", was buried. The bones found are those of a "single individual. It is an adult and it is probably a man," Helene Reveillas, an archaeo-anthropologist for the Bordeaux region, told reporters. "We have elements which do not go against the idea that this is de Montaigne. But we also have nothing which allows us affirm it with certainty", she added. Full short story with nice pic at France 24: Link Michel de Montaigne: Wkipedia 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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