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Murder in The Ancient World
Murder in The Ancient World

Explore the sinister side of history, where ancient murderers, assassins, and serial killers fill tales of intrigue and malice. But this issue is not just a recount of historical darkness and the macabre, it also reflects our continuous quest to understand the human psyche.

Featuring an exclusive interview with Kathy Reichs, celebrated forensic anthropologist and author of the Bones series, we offer a modern lens on ancient crimes, highlighting how forensic advancements unlock secrets of the past. Our exploration spans from the origins of the true crime genre to the intricate narratives of power and morality encapsulated by the legendary hashshashins and France’s scandalous affair of the poisons.

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Gondi Palace, Florence, Italy, Wedding Alcove by painter Matteo Bonechi and stucco by Giovan Battista Ciceri, “Allegory of a Happy Marriage”, ca. 1710. Credit: Elise Grenier
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The Fascinating World of Art Conservation

In this interview, Elise Grenier, a distinguished conservator and the founder of Grenier Conservation LLC, delves into her 35-year journey in art conservation, a path that has taken her through significant projects in both the United States and Italy.

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