Thursday, May 24, 2007
A formal excavation process starts at Canon's Marsh on the harbour side at Bristol, to disclose more about life in the city more than about 500 years ago. The four-month environmental dig would try to piece together the daily activities of monks who lived at the medieval abbey.
The city's Anglican cathedral now stands on the significant site. A nearby dig land clearing process for four years ago unearthed glassworks and coins from the 17th Century.
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