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« Not In Their Agora | Main | The Germans Have a Word For It » February 28, 2005Da Vinci?Maureen Hayden reports on the absolutely fascinating story of Ray and Nancy Hagensieker, who apparently discovered works by Leonardo da Vinci in the bottom of their Evansville, IN basement. Their find is like the "accidental discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls by a young Bedouin sheepherder." The story is filled with enormous mystery and intrigue, and not unlike something you'd read in the best selling novel The Da Vinci Code. It's not possible to summarize the events, so click here to read it (free registration required). Posted by Joshua Claybourn at February 28, 2005 01:40 AM Comments |
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