Neither of them are working FREE of the Vatican and its influence.  Mazzei is on a 'PONTIFICAL' commission and Bisconti superintendents of archeological sites OWNED by the Vatican.  The Vatican writes their pay checks---it behooves them to state what they did.

I would love to see what they would state when presented with a quantity  of evidence, that women, not only were presiders of the Eucharist, from the Apostolic Age, but in the early church were ordained deaconesses such as St. Olympias [ordained by the bishop of Constantinople and a personal friend of St. John Chrysostom].  Much of the materials are held as histories of ancient dioceses or in Benedictine monasteries such as Stift Melk---with one of the oldest libraries in central Europe.  At Stift Melk, hand written copies of Eucharistic prayers in Latin [with feminine endings] were used in Benedictine women's monasteries by the abbess, are preserved.  Also there were women who were consecrated bishops, like
Brigid of Ireland.