The full skeleton of medieval knight under the former ice cream parlor in Poland

Middle Ages Knight’s centuries-old full skeleton found in the past place of a famous ice cream shop PolandThe researchers said.

The discovery was made in a small plot in Gdańsk, Gdańsk in a city in the country. The site was once working there since 1962, but was home for an ice cream parlor called Miś that was transferred to a new place since then. Researchers have a number of other archeological discoveries, including the remains of several other archeological discoveries in recent years, including the 12th century and the cottage of the ancient city avenue.

Archaeoccan Archaeologists from Archaeological and Conservation Workshop worked on the site when they found the tombstone of the knight in July. Stone made of lime stone was engraved with a knight’s image Said social media. On July 8, the headstone was transferred to the Archaeological Museum of Gdańskin. Early analysis, most likely refers to the 13th or 14th century.

Two days later, the team found the full skeleton of the medieval knight. Rearing stones were buried about five inches under researchers Said social media. He seems to be about 40 when he died, an anthropologist Dr. Alexandra Pudło said at once The article was published on Gdańsk official website. The knight seems to be about 5’6 “and 5’10” is a long tall, researchers. Pudło said the skools and bones of the skeleton were very well protected. Gdańsk website said that the skull is worse than other bones.

According to the official website of Gdańsk, it is not clear whom the knight can serve. The city was caught by a German Catholic military order called Teutonic Knights in the early 13th century. The researchers said that if buried or postponed, the researchers said that it was not known. The knight can serve the Sobiesław dynasty, which manages Sobiesław, managing Gana in 11 and 12th century.

The more research will be carried out in other interications during the skeleton and the tomb, as well as in drilling. Researchers appeared to be the most impressive knight, but they found several other notable Tombs. The tombstone will be investigated with 3D programs and archaeologists will most likely try to reconstruct the artifact. Pudło, the knight’s skeleton will be “thoroughly examined” and said that the results could be available early next year.