They discover crowns, jewels and rings that were hidden in World War II under a cathedral

A group of Lithuanian archaeologists discovered under the Vilnius Cathedral a treasure that belonged to one of the most important monarch dynasties in Europe during the Renaissance. This fact was catalogued as one of the most important for that country and for the region, as the real items of that time are scarce. According to experts to the media of that country, the relics were hidden during the Second World War in order to protect the little …

After several years of searching, a historical treasure hidden in Vilnius Cathedral in 1939 at the start of World War II has been found. It consists of insignia and other objects used to bury some members of the Jagiellonian dynasty.

In the crypt of the most famous cathedral in Lithuania, long-lost crowns, rings and scepters dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries have resurfaced. ANNOUNCEMENT In a discovery that has surprised historians, a treasure of royal artifacts has been discovered in crypts under Vilnius Cathedral in Lithuania. Hiding since the outbreak of World War II, these treasures, belonging to medieval European rulers, offer a fascinating view of the past and…

Crowns, rings, necklaces, and a scepter from the 15th and 16th centuries were found in the Vilnius cathedral. They must have been left there in 1939, when Hitler's Germany and Stalin's USSR invaded Poland.

The Vilnius Cathedral, located in the capital of Lithuania, is known for its rich history and its central role as a place of burial of members of the royalty and aristocracy of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. In recent decades, this historical monument was the subject of research that seeks to remove the veil from the mysteries it houses inside.Recently, a series of archaeological investigations led to an unexpected discovery in its crypts.A team …