Info Of Medieval Danish Queen's Cellar Is I Of 2019’S Peak X Archaeological Finds

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The uncovering of a cellar inward Roskilde believed to accept belonged to medieval Danish Queen Margrete I is i of this year's 10 virtually of import archaeological finds.
Among other of import Danish discoveries this twelvemonth are an some 3,000-year-old sacrificial victim inward Thy, a mysterious amber Sun disc of amber close Viborg in addition to a Bronze Age burial mound alongside a crematorium at Bellinge close Odense.

The listing was published past times the Ministry of Culture’s Agency for Culture in addition to Palaces inward a press release.

In Roskilde, medieval archeologist Jesper Langkilde said he is proud that the cellar is on the annual list.

“It is non commonplace to notice such well-preserved ruins from the Middle Ages, in addition to when nosotros tin besides ascertain that it is really probable that the cellar belonged to Margrete I, that inward my brings the uncovering into a shape of its own,” Langkilde said.

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