In the sewers of the Danish city found medieval sword Archaeologists could not believe my luck. Pipelay Yannick Vestergaard and engineer Henning ner when laying pipes in the Danish city of Aalborg discovered a sword from the 14th century. A weapon with a length of 112 cm and a weight of about a kilogram was hiding underground in a layer of dirt from the pipes. During the download an error has occurred. The finding showed the archaeologists from the Historical Museum of Northern Jutland. According to them, it was an expensive weapon that could belong to the elite warriors of the middle Ages. It remains a mystery how the sword was lost. Rather, he “drowned” in mud during the defense of Aalborg. Today it is the fourth largest city in Denmark. Have a double-edged sword has a long longitudinal groove on the body of the blade. Contrary to popular perception,
