#DISCOVERY

The skeletal remains of three people, believed to have died during the Mongol invasion of Poland in the 13th century, have been uncovered at the site of a former hill fort in southern Poland.

Archeologist have uncovered two 13th-century children's graves, with one exhibiting the characteristics of an 'anti-vampire' burial.

Archeologists investigating a 2,000-year-old cemetery have uncovered a treasure trove of rare Neolithic and early Bronze Age artifacts.

A mushroom picker in Slovakia has found what is thought to be the country’s largest sapphire.

Archaeologists have discovered a 7,000-year-old Neolithic settlement in the Czech Republic that offers new insights into how early agricultural societies lived in Europe.

A pair of beautifully carved 15th-century marble cherubs have been found in the castle town of Visegrád in Hungary.

The well-preserved remains of a Nazi flying bomb have been uncovered in the Błędów Desert in Poland.

Deemed “sensational” when it was first made in 2018, an academic paper has shed new light on the remains of two boys that were buried alongside a cat, a crow and a dog in the 5th century in what is now Southern Poland.