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Diseases Killed: Skeletons of Seven Post-Northern War Soldiers Found in Tartu

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"Seven young men were buried in a nearly 300-year-old mass grave, among others. They were probably soldiers of the Tsarist army. There are no signs of violence," archaeologist Martin Malve describes one of the finds from excavations in the center of Tartu.
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Diseases Killed: Skeletons of Seven Post-Northern War Soldiers Found in Tartu

"Seven young men were buried in a nearly 300-year-old mass grave, among others. They were probably soldiers of the Tsarist army. There are no signs of violence," archaeologist Martin Malve describes one of the finds from excavations in the center of Tartu.

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ohtuleht.ee broke the news in on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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