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In this case, the remains are from the Battle of Visby. The battle occurred in summer and from my understanding the hot weather and the large number of bodies meant that they had to be buried rapidly before they began to decompose.
That said, quite a lot of the armor from the battle was, by 1361 when it was fought, at least a few decades out of date. Most of the slain were poorly armed and armored rural Gotlanders, which may explain the relative low quality and out-of-datedness of the armor.
In some cases, the burial was clearly so rapid that some bodies were buried with money still in their purses, which obviously normally would have been looted.
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