Julita Monastery, Sweden, South trench

sketchfab

This model reveals a hidden south trench located within the Julita Monastery area. Previously undetected, this structure emerged from ground-penetrating data, sparking curiosity about its origins. Dating remains uncertain, yet based on excavated structures and significant findings, researchers have concluded that this building likely served as a scullery. Its connection to the Monastery is possible, with bricks and location suggesting it dates back to an early phase. Founded in 1180, the Monastery underwent liquidation by 1527. This detailed model was captured through a meticulous process involving 90 photographs taken by Johan Stenvall from Linköping office.