In Magdeburg, Germany, an exciting archaeological endeavor is underway as researchers prepare to unveil a centuries-old stone tomb that has remained untouched for 500 years within the city's cathedral. The tomb's significance lies in the potential presence of the long-forgotten remains of Edith of England, a prominent figure who held the title of Queen of Germany over a millennium ago. While the possibility of an empty burial site looms large, the anticipation builds as the archaeologists carefully crack open the sealed lead coffin. What awaits them inside, however, is beyond their wildest expectations, leaving them utterly astonished by their discovery.