CZYM JEST KAMIENNY OBIEKT ODKRYTY NA GÓRZE LECHA? | Naukowcy o pradziejach i początkach Polski (odcinek 4)

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Jak można interpretować tajemnicze odkrycie na Górze Lecha w Gnieźnie?Swoje hipotezy przedstawiają prof.prof. Andrzej Buko, Michał Kara, Stanisław Rosik, Leszek Słupecki i dr Kamil Kajkowski.

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