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Road paved with wood among finds in city centre

25 May 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Road paved with wood among finds in city centre

Archaeologists uncovered part of a wooden pavement of a road, dating back to the 17th century, as well as jewellery, pottery fragments, coins, horseshoes, and bones, during excavations in the city centre of Rzeszów, South-East Poland.

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Numerous archaeological sites identified along the Vistula

25 May 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Numerous archaeological sites identified along the Vistula

Researchers have surveyed the shores along the Vistula river south of Warsaw, Poland’s capital, in order to detect unknown archaeological sites. Among the new, previously unknown discoveries are 19th-century fortifications, salt chamber, and military earthworks.

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Belongings of German nobility uncovered

25 May 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Belongings of German nobility uncovered

A 14-year-old boy discovered a cache of numerous milk churns that were shallowly buried near the shore of the Jeziorak Lake, near the Gubławki village, North Poland. The containers hidden around 1945 contained family heirloom and belongings of the Prussian noble family von Finckenstein.

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Skeletons uncovered under basilica’s flooring

25 May 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Skeletons uncovered under basilica's flooring

Remains of graves, and skeletons of buried individuals were uncovered under the floor of the Assumption of Saint Mary Basilica in Rzeszów, South-East Poland. The burials are dated back to 17th century.

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Archaeologists believe Roman soldiers stationed in North-Central Poland

25 May 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Archaeologists believe Roman soldiers stationed in North-Central Poland

Researchers excavating archaeological sites near the villages Gąski and Wierzbiczany in the Kuyavia region, North-Central Poland, came to a conclusion that Roman soldiers were present there. Unique finds of Roman cavalrymen’s equipment and soldier uniform’s parts never before found outside the Roman Empire seem to back up this thesis.

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Research of Early Medieval strongholds in Central Poland finished

25 May 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Research of Early Medieval strongholds in Central Poland finished

Twelve strongholds dating back to the Early Medieval times located in Central Poland have been surveyed with use of non-invasive prospection techniques over the course of years. The results of the research have been rounded up in a recent publication.

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Remains of tenement houses unearthed in city’s historic centre

25 May 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Remains of tenement houses unearthed in city's historic centre

Archaeologists uncovered foundations of 19th-cent. tenement houses located at the foot of the castle hill in Szczecin, North-West Poland.

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Remains of 300-year-old well discovered at metro construction site

17 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Remains of 300-year-old well discovered at metro construction site

Construction works on Warsaw’s second line of metro led to the discovery of a 300-year-old well. The feature was discovered at the Prince Janusz Street (Ulica Księcia Janusza) in western part of Poland’s capital.

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Remains of a Soviet Ilyushin Il-4 bomber found after 73 years

16 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Remains of a Soviet Ilyushin Il-4 bomber found after 73 years

Remains of a Soviet Remain of a Soviet Ilyushin Il-4 bomber were found after 73 years from it being shot down during World War 2 fights near the German death camp at Auschwitz, present-day Oświęcim, South Poland.

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Tunnel towards Vistula found in Royal Castle gardens

16 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Tunnel towards Vistula found in Royal Castle gardens

Restoration works in the gardens of the Royal Castle in Warsaw led to a discovery of a 19th-cent. tunnel leading towards the Vistula river. Existence of tunnels under the river is one of the most well-known urban legends in Warsaw.

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One-man shelters unearthed at construction site

15 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
One-man shelters unearthed at construction site

Five concrete compact shelters large enough for one person were discovered at a construction site in Poznań, West Poland. These bunkers, called “Einmann” date back to World War 2 and were used as a shelter during air raides.

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Grave of German soldiers bound with cord found

15 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Grave of German soldiers bound with cord found

Archaeologists in Lwówek, West Poland, found a grave with remains of German soldiers that were bound with a blue cord. The grave dates back to World War II.

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Personal belongings from WW2 discovered by detectorists

15 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Personal belongings from WW2 discovered by detectorists

Team of researchers exploring the underground structures of Festung Küstrin, Kostrzyń nad Odrą, West Poland, discovered a cache of personal belongings that were left by a person who probably fled the building before an air raid.

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Elaboration of archive records of Biskupin excavations completed

15 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Elaboration of archive records of Biskupin excavations completed

Archaeologists completed the elaboration of archive records of excavations at Biskupin, a fortified Iron Age settlement and one of the most important archaeological sites in Poland. The initial excavations were undertaken between 1934-39 and were interrupted by World War II, which also led to partial destruction of the original documentation.

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Germanic elite settlement discovered for first time in Poland

15 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Germanic elite settlement discovered for first time in Poland

Archaeologists uncovered skeletal and cremation burials dating to 1st Cent. BC – 1st Cent. AD in Wierzbiczany, North Poland. The site is believed to be a component of a network of sites associated with a transregional settlement complex of Germanic tribes.

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Cache of coins found by construction workers

6 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Cache of coins found by construction workers

Construction works in the tunnels beneath the castle hill in Oświęcim, South Poland, led to the discovery of a cache of old coins, among which one was a forgery.

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Venus figurine discovered in Obłazowa Cave

3 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Venus figurine discovered in Obłazowa Cave

A Palaeolithic artefact, described as a “Venus figurine”, was discovered by archaeologists within the Obłazowa Cave, in Nowa Biała, South Poland. It is believed to be 15000 years old.

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Mass grave of decapitated soldiers from The Polish–Soviet War unearthed

3 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Mass grave of decapitated soldiers from The Polish–Soviet War unearthed

Researchers looking for burials from the 1939 German invasion of Poland in the area of Andrzejewo, North-East Poland, discovered a mass grave of Polish soldiers from the 1920 Polish–Soviet War. Some of the remains bore the signs of decapitation.

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District heating reconstruction leads to numerous discoveries

3 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
District heating reconstruction leads to numerous discoveries

Reconstruction of the district heating line just outside the Old Town in Kraków, South Poland, led to numerous archaeological discoveries from various time periods.

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Trove of ancient coins discovered

3 March 2018 | Archaeo Feed
Trove of ancient coins discovered

A trove of ancient silver coins was discovered near Drelów, East Poland. The coins date back to the 2nd or 3rd century AD.

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