Complete skeleton of medieval knight found under former ice cream parlor in Poland

The centuries -old full skeleton of a medieval knight was found under the former site of a famous ice cream shop PolandResearchers said.

The discovery was done on a small plot in a city, GDASKSK on the coast of the country. The site was once home to an ice cream parlor called Miś, which was operating there since 1962, but has gone to a new place since then. Researchers say that many other archaeological discoveries have been made on the site in recent years, including the remains of the cottages coming back in the 12th and 13th centuries and an ancient city street.

Archaeologists of Archeosan Archaeological and Conservation Workshop were working on site in July when they got the tomb of Knight. A stone made of limestone, was engraved with the image of a knight, organization Said on social mediaOn 8 July, Headstone was shifted to GDAńSK’s Archaeological Museum. Initial analysis determined the possibilities of stone in the 13th or 14th centuries.

Two days later, the team found the entire skeleton of medieval night. He was buried about five inches under the cemetery, researchers Said on social mediaIt seems that when he died, he was about 40 years old, an anthropologist Dr. Alexandra Pudlo said Articles published on GDAńSK’s official websiteResearchers stated that the knight is about 5’6 “and 5’10” long. Pudlo said the skeletal skulls and bones were very well preserved. GDAńSK’s website stated that the skull is worse than other bones.

It is not clear that according to GDASK’s official website, who can serve Knight. The city was captured by a German Catholic military order called Tutonic Nights in the early 13th century. Researchers stated that it is also not clear whether the burying incident has been pre -determined or it posts the event. Knight may also serve the Sobislav dynasty, which ruled the GDAńSK during the 11th and 12th centuries.

More research will be done on skeletons and samadhi, as well as other remains found during excavation. Researchers have found many other remarkable tombs, although the night seems to be the most impressive. The cemetery will be examined with 3D software, and an archaeologists will probably be attempted to rebuild detailed evidence. Pudlo said that the skeleton of Knight would have to undergo a “completely examination”, and its results may be available earlier next year.