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EdWelch A Brimfield Journal, May 11 to 14, 2004 Default ThumbnailAdvertise The crowns were buried with kings and queens of Poland, who were also grand dukes and duchesses of Lithuania. Found among the royal accessories were insignia made for these rulers’ burial chambers. As Vilnius Archbishop Gintaras Grušas said, “These crowns were not worn while the rulers were alive but were made after their deaths and were intended to be part of their tombs,” per TVP World. Stories of Buried Treasure: History Unearthed JOA January Cover January 2025: 1925/2025 Brimfield Guide May 24 Cover Guide to Brimfield: May 2024 Cover Brim 07 23 Guide to Brimfield July 2023
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