Archaeologists Excavating a Monastery in Spain Identified the Remains of a 14th-Century Queen—and Multiple Skeletons Buried in the Wrong Graves

Archaeologists in Spain uncovered the remains of Elisenda of Montcada, a 14th-century queen, while excavating a monastery. The discovery revealed that several other skeletons, believed to be a medieval knight and an abbess, were actually buried in the wrong graves. This mix-up highlights the complexities and potential inaccuracies in historical records. The findings offer a fascinating glimpse into medieval burial practices and the challenges historians face in accurately identifying ancient remains.