15th-Century Windmill Unearthed in Northern Poland

Archaeologists from the University of Warsaw have uncovered a windmill dating to the 15th century during excavations in northern Poland.

The discovery was made on “Windmill Hill,” about 300 metres west of the historic town of Puck.

The find brings a medieval chapter of the site’s history to light, linking the hill’s name with evidence of a windmill from that period.

The brief account of the discovery did not describe the remains in detail or explain how the archaeologists established their age.