Largest Medieval Hoard in Northwest Russia Discovered
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Archaeologists found in the Leningrad region the largest medium-century treasure of silver products in the north-west of Russia, weighing more than two kilograms. Experts found silver ornaments in the X-XIV centuries during work on the Tiberian city monument. This stash became the largest in history of domestic archaeology among similar discoveries in the north-west of the country, transmitting the RIA News. The Ministry of National Science repo…
Russian archaeologists found a unique treasure during excavations on the territory of an ancient Tiberian town in Leningrad province, and specialists from Cunstcamera and the scientific research centre "Actual Archaeology" removed more than two kilograms of medieval silver from the ground, and it is estimated that this treasure has become the richest excavation in history throughout North-West Russia.
Moscow, Oct 4 (Latin Press) In the Leningrad region, archaeologists found the largest medieval treasure of silver objects in northwestern Russia, weighing more than two kilograms, reported today the press agency RIA Novosti. The post Archaeologists discover medieval treasure in the Leningrad region first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Archaeologists found a treasure of more than 2 kg of silver ornaments in the Tibersk town of Leningrad, where two Swedish coins are now known to be only four throughout the world, written by RIA News with reference to the Ministry of Science.
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