The skull of a child is seen inside a clay jar, a common practice for the burial of babies and children in ancient Greece known as pot-burial, at the ancient Falyron Delta cemetery in Athens

February 15, 2020 2560 × 1707 The skull of a child is seen inside a clay jar, a common practice for the burial of babies and children in ancient Greece known as pot-burial, at the ancient Falyron Delta cemetery in Athens

The skull of a child is seen inside a clay jar, a common practice for the burial of babies and children in ancient Greece known as pot-burial, at the ancient Falyron Delta cemetery in Athens, Greece, July 27, 2016. Picture taken July 27, 2016. REUTERS/Alkis Konstantinidis

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The skull of a child is seen inside a clay jar, a common practice for the burial of babies and children in ancient Greece known as pot-burial, at the ancient Falyron Delta cemetery in Athens

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