A New Orleans couple clearing away undergrowth in their home's yard unearthed a grave marker, setting off a quest for answers about how the roughly 1,900-year-old relic ended up there and an effort to repatriate it to Italy. The remarkable discovery was the work of Tulane University anthropologist Daniella Santoro and her husband, Aaron Lorenz, according to a report published online Monday by the magazine of New Orleans's Preservation Resource Center (PRC).
Georg Friedrich Prince of Prussia's strategic withdrawal from the compensation claims has paved the way for constructive negotiations, concluding a nearly century-long dispute over Hohenzollern art.
