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The tombstone of the warrior Ivan Nikitich Milyukov, who died in 1660 in the battle on the Basya River during the Russian-Polish War, was found by local historian Alexei Kryuchkov near the ruins of a temple in the village of Poddubye, Udomelsky district, Tver region. The inscription on the slab was well preserved, which allowed experts to decipher the text.
In the Udomelsky district of the Tver region, a unique tombstone of the warrior Ivan Nikitich Milyukov, who died in 1660 in the Battle of the Basya River, was found, the International Restoration Center said.
The slab was found by local historian Alexey Kryuchkov near the ruins of a temple in the village of Poddubye. It is assumed that this is the only monument to a soldier who died in the 13-year Russian-Polish war known today in the Tver region (and, possibly, in all of Russia).
The good preservation of the inscription on the front side allowed specialists to decipher the text:
Comprehensive studies are now being carried out, based on the results of which a program of conservation and restoration work will be adopted.
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A program of conservation and restoration work for the tombstone will be developed and approved
Very likely · Within months

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