Medieval Polish Town of Stolzenberg Uncovered After 600 Years

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Archaeologists in northwestern Poland have unearthed the medieval town of Stolzenberg, abandoned over 600 years ago, revealing defensive earthworks, street patterns, and hundreds of artefacts, offering insights into medieval settlement and disappearance.

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Hidden beneath the forests of northwestern Poland, the remains of Stolzenberg have given archaeologists a rare look at a medieval settlement that disappeared centuries ago. [...] The discovery helps historians understand how medieval towns were founded, laid out and eventually lost in frontier regions of Central Europe.

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