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Andrei Bogolubsky: Why Did the Remains of the Great Russian Prince
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When the skeleton of Andrei Bogolubsky was removed from the Vladiemir Cathedral in 1934 and sent to Leningrad, it seemed that science would receive clear answers; the Prince was killed in 1174, the circumstances of his death were described in detail in the records, and the remains were preserved surprisingly well, but the deeper the research into the bones, the more questions that had not yet been answered were raised.
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