Recently, archaeologists have successfully discovered the remains of a medieval tower in the city of Lublin. They managed to find the remnants of a tower believed to be from the 17th century, which were previously only documented in historical records. Curious about the original form of the tower? Here are some pictures of it!

According to Conservator Dariusz Kopciowski, it is highly likely that this tower is recorded in the privileges granted to the Jesuit order in 1585 by Stephen Báthory, who served as the King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania from 1576 to 1586. These privileges allowed for the construction of a Jesuit complex outside the city walls on the southern side, including permission to use some existing defensive structures in the area, including the current square tower that has been discovered.