They attacked neighbors, took horses and wagons, and held inns. Michał Szymański, archaeologist and vice president of the Sieradz Region Knights' Brotherhood, who has been researching the history of the Sieradz region for over a decade, is launching a new project, "Zbój Michacz" (The Robber Michacz). This time, he explores the Middle Ages through the lens of robberies, violence, and conflicts, traces of which have been preserved in ancient docum…
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They attacked neighbors, took horses and wagons, and held inns. Michał Szymański, archaeologist and vice president of the Sieradz Region Knights' Brotherhood, who has been researching the history of the Sieradz region for over a decade, is launching a new project, "Zbój Michacz" (The Robber Michacz). This time, he explores the Middle Ages through the lens of robberies, violence, and conflicts, traces of which have been preserved in ancient docum…