3D reconstruction of the position of the "Lovers of Valdaro",

3D reconstruction of the position of the "Lovers of Valdaro", two



 fossilized skeletons (a man and a woman) dating back to 6000 years ago, discovered by archaeologists at a Neolithic tomb in S.Giorgio near Mantova, Italy, in 2007.⁣
Cre: Beyza Tosun

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