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Archaeologists Confirm Birch Bark Writing Continued in Medieval Novgorod After Moscow Annexation
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Archaeologists Confirm Birch Bark Writing Continued in Medieval Novgorod After Moscow Annexation
Archaeologists have uncovered fresh evidence showing that birch bark writing in Veliky Novgorod continued even after the city was annexed by Moscow in 1478. The findings were presented at the 40th All-Russian Conference “Novgorod and Novgorod Land: History and Archaeology,” where academician Alexei Gippius of the Russian Academy of Sciences shared results from the 2025 excavation season.The discovery strengthens Novgorod’s reputation as one of m…
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