Hopes Dashed in the Hunt for the Bones of the Mona Lisa - but Team Vows To Keep on Hunting for the Woman with the 'Enigmatic Smile'
Archaeologists who are digging for the remains of the real-life Mona Lisa have found a female skeleton - but sadly they do not believe these are bones of Leonardo da Vinci's muse.Researcher Silvano Vinceti, leading the digs under a former convent in central Florence, believes the body he has found is that of a woman who lived decades after Lisa Gherardini, the woman many experts believe sat for da Vinci's iconic painting.
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