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Scientists trying to reconstruct the features of Petrarch, the great 14th century Italian poet, got a shock when they dug up his bones in a village near Padua.
Forensic tests show that the skull in his grave belonged to a woman who died 25 years before Petrarch was born.
Now archaeological sleuths are scratching their own heads, wondering how this could have come about.