Archaeologists recently retrieved early medieval weapons from a lake in Poland — relics believed to be connected to the country’s first rulers.
The Museum of the First Piasts at Lednica announced the discovery in a Facebook post on Nov. 12. The underwater excavation took place at Lake Lednica, in west-central Poland, some 150 miles west of Warsaw.
The lake surrounds Ostrów Lednicki, an island that served as a massive royal stronghold in the late 10th century.
Cool stuff. I had a friend who went to grad school for underwater archaeology. Last I heard he was making serious bank as a dive welder.
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