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Remains of Medieval Soldier Uncovered at Bottom of Lithuanian Lake

Archaeologists uncover well-preserved remains of a medieval soldier in Lithuania's Lake Asveja, shedding light on life in the Middle Ages.

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Winter travel: Most impressive stones in Lithuania

Nature shows a different face in winter, but one well worth exploring. This winter, the State Service of Protected Areas...

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Lithuania invites tourists to vacation like in the movies

Lithuania has already lifted COVID-19 restrictions for many foreign travellers.

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Lithuania invites tourists to vacation like in the movies

Lithuania has already lifted COVID-19 restrictions for many foreign travellers.

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Medieval soldier found with sword and knives at the bottom of a Lithuanian lake


More than 500 years ago, a
medieval soldier's dead body settled at the bottom of a Lithuanian lake, and for centuries it lay hidden beneath the mud. Now, those submerged remains have finally been found.
The skeleton was discovered during an underwater inspection of the old Dubingiai bridge in eastern Lithuania's Lake Asveja. Though the
skeleton lay under a layer of sand and silt, the scene was not a burial, said archaeologist Elena Pranckėnaitė, a researcher with Klaipėda University in Klaipėda, Lithuania,
according to the Baltic News Service (BNS). Rather, water currents likely deposited sediments that covered the remains over time.

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