Medieval History
Ancient bones have been discovered during construction work near Graz Castle.
Manfred Lehner of the Archaeological Institute at city?s university said today (Wednesday) the human remains were found by workers at a building site outside the castle walls yesterday.
The scientist explained: "The human skeleton could derive from medieval times - maybe from the 13th or 14th century. But it will take us some time to clarify any details."
Click here to read this article from the Austrian Independent
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Medieval skeleton found in Austria
Ancient bones have been discovered during construction work near Graz Castle.
Manfred Lehner of the Archaeological Institute at city?s university said today (Wednesday) the human remains were found by workers at a building site outside the castle walls yesterday.
The scientist explained: "The human skeleton could derive from medieval times - maybe from the 13th or 14th century. But it will take us some time to clarify any details."
Click here to read this article from the Austrian Independent
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