A medieval grave was discovered in Gdańsk, Poland, featuring a carved tombstone of a knight in full armor. Uncovered on July 10 during an archaeological excavation, the site is historically significant, contributing to medieval Eastern European studies. The grave includes a cracked slab of Gotland limestone depicting a fully armored knight and contains a wooden coffin housing a nearly complete skeleton of a man over 40 years old. The skeleton's examination will continue, providing insights into medieval life following conservation efforts for the tombstone.
Archaeologists in northern Poland have discovered a medieval grave with a carved tombstone depicting a knight in full armor, revealing the skeleton of a strong male.
This grave was marked by a cracked tombstone made of Gotland limestone, depicting a knight in chainmail holding a sword and shield, suggesting it belonged to a wealthy individual.
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