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Smithsonian Magazine on MSNThe First Major Excavation at the Tower of London in Three Decades Is Shedding New Light on the Iconic Landmark’s HistoryArchaeologists have discovered the skeletal remains of at least 25 individuals and possibly as many as 50, as well as various artifacts and architectural remnants ...
A mass grave with 14th-century skeletons possibly linked to the Black Death was recently discovered at the Tower of London, along with rare medieval burial artifacts.
In the early 13th century, London was a city of timber and thatch. Buildings leaned into narrow streets, their upper floors nearly touching. Open flames lit homes and cooked meals.
Archaeologists excavating a famous tourist location have uncovered 20 skeletons belonging to people they believe perished ...
Maritime archaeologists have recovered two large grave slabs from a historic 13th-century shipwreck. The stricken medieval vessel—known as the "Mortar Wreck"—lies at the bottom of the sea off ...
The original 2018 map of London has been remodeled and extended to include maps on Oxford and York. Medieval map of Oxford, England circa 12th or 13th century ...
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