Archaeologists have shown that they were wearing an old Ukrainian in a wallet



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Last year, during excavations in Tatarskaya Street 17/1, archaeologists from the Kamyanets-Podilsky State Historical Museum-Reserve, the head of the Petro Boltyanyuk Antiquities Museum and the researcher Igor Strenky have discovered a purse containing ten coins. [19659002] A treasure was found on site number 2, which housed the Lithuanian era of the Golden Horde. Here, archaeologists have discovered an oven with a large amount of tiles, under which a small lost treasure has been found.

Finally, the Kamyanets-Podilsky Historical Museum-Reserve described this discovery and showed it to the society. The corresponding information was published by Igor Starenkyi, a leading researcher.

As the old man said, the wallet was a 10-piece game dating back to 1447-1589 years. Among them, there is a unique discovery for the territory of Ukraine – 6 villagers from the German city of Noyz in 1562.

A stock exchange found at a depth of 1.8 m from the modern surface at the level from the hinterland of the Golden Horde of the Lithuanian era

The oldest of the discoveries is Casimir IV Jagellonchik's white Gdansk solid (biennial 1447-1492). The weight of the piece is 1.33 g. The room is heavily used. On the obverse, the emblem of the kingdom of the Polish eagle, is located on the stamped wheel. By circle, the inscription "KAZIMIRVS REX P" is only partially saved. On the obverse are the coat of arms of the city of Gdansk, surround yourself with the inscription "MONET CIVIT DAI" which has only been partially safeguarded.

The year 1530 is the date of the casting of Sigismund and Old Torun. The weight of the piece is 0.68 g. The same year is the date of the Prussian stew of Albrecht Hohenzollern, carved on mint from Königsberg. The weight of the piece is 0.84 g.

1531 is the year of the solid Gdansk, Sigismund I of the Ancient. The weight of the coin is 0.71 grams.

The year 1556 is the Hungarian Denar Ferdinand I Habsburg, buried in a mint in Kremnitsa. The weight of the piece is 0.38 g

In 1565, the Lithuanian half-silver Sigismund II Augustus was dated, buried in the Vilna Mint. The weight of the piece is 0.96 g.

The 15th anniversary of the vase Sigismund III is dated. The weight of the piece is 1.02 g.

The most recent piece is the Sigismund III vase of 1592. The weight of the piece is 1.09 g.

Remember, British scientists finally managed to solve an enigma of drawings discovered in the cave of Lascos, on the territory of modern France. The report indicates that representatives of the Kent and Edinburgh Universities participated in the study.

According to the portal "Znayu.u", during excavations in Jerusalem, archaeologists discovered a very rare stone lamentation of the biblical period in which the word "beka" is written in Hebrew.

"Znay.u" was also written in Ukrainian. Archaeologists have made a strong statement about world-class discovery. In Poros, burials of Baltic tribes dating back to the time of Kiev Rus were discovered. The discovery testifies to the non-violent resettlement of these peoples on old lands.

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