Archaeological excavations at the ducal tower in Siedlęcin have been carried out by the Insitute of Archaeology of the Jagiellonian University since 2008.
The tower is one of the most interesting examples of profane architecture in Poland and this part of Europe. The research revealed a connection between the tower and Duke Henry I of Jawor, member of the Piast dynasty.
Archaeological excavations at the ducal tower in Siedlęcin have been carried out by the Insitute of Archaeology of the Jagiellonian University since 2008.
The tower is one of the most interesting examples of profane architecture in Poland and this part of Europe. The research revealed a connection between the tower and Duke Henry I of Jawor, member of the Piast dynasty.
The tower is one of the most interesting examples of profane architecture in Poland and this part of Europe. The research revealed a connection between the tower and Duke Henry I of Jawor, member of the Piast dynasty.