Archaeological Window

On December 30, an archaeological window was opened for visitors in the Tula Kremlin. During excavations between the Assumption and Epiphany Cathedrals, the foundations of a seventeenth-century stone church were discovered. The foundation was discovered during archaeological work on the restoration and restoration of the Assumption Cathedral. The archaeological window in the Kremlin is the first experience of the Tula region. He became the central object of the exhibition. There is also a model of the church of the Assumption Church dating from the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. The showcases feature artifacts found during the excavations, including fragments of dishes and tiles, weapons, church items, household items, clothing items and coins.