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"A War of Ego": After the Discovery of the Possible Skeleton of d'Artagnan, the Historian Odile Bordaz Defends the Archaeologist Accused of Illegal Excavations
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The hunt for musketeer d'Artagnan's tomb sparks an archaeological row in Maastricht
Archaeologist Wim Dijkman uncovered a skeleton in a church in Maastricht, the Netherlands, that could belong to the famous French musketeer. The municipality accused him of carrying out illegal excavations and took the project away from him. It will take a few more months before the DNA analysis reveals its secrets.
·Paris, France
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In Maastricht, in the south of the Netherlands, where the Gascon d'Artagnan died in 1673, the discovery of a skeleton likely to be his has unleashed passions since March. While...
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