Merovingian treasures displayed in Russia

Submitted by Milica on Tue, 2007/03/20 - 22:06. 601 CE and Earlier | Exhibits | Fine Arts | German | Jewelry/Lapidary | Metalworking | Russian

The Pushkin Museum of Fine art in Russia will display a collection of Merovingian artifacts. The museum is located in Moscow.

Many of the artifacts are reputed to have been removed to Russia from Germany after World War II. The website includes several close-up photos of the artifacts.

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