Archaeologists have unearthed around 50 skeletons at what was once a medieval pilgrimage site in the West Midlands. The shallow graves were discovered while experts surveyed the grounds around ...

The skeletal remains of about 50 medieval individuals have been discovered in shallow graves near the pilgrimage site of a famous seventh-century saint in England. The human remains, which have been ...

Archaeology Warwickshire staff are cleaning, ageing and studying the skulls for diet and disease information A burial ground where up to 40 skeletons were discovered was a well-known pilgrimage site ...

Archaeologists found the shallow graves during a construction project in August. The graves are relatively shallow — just about 1.6 feet (0.5 meters) below ground. You may like 900-year-old burials of ...

MODERN-day tourists are being given the opportunity to experience Lichfield's historic cathedral as medieval pilgrims would have done. Visitors will be able to travel back in time during a series of ...

13:03, Thu, Jun 19, 2025 Updated: 13:36, Thu, Jun 19, 2025 It is famous for its three-spired medieval cathedral and was the birthplace of Samuel Johnson, the inventor and writer of the first ...

Lichfield Cathedral has a fantastic setting and a fascinating history. It's three spires are unique amongst medieval cathedrals and are often referred to as 'the Ladies of the Vale'. The Cathedral is ...

The City of Lichfield in Staffordshire boasts one of the finest medieval cathedrals in England - Lichfield Cathedral - the view from above the South Door To move around in the image, hold down your ...

The bray harp was designed to cut through the hubbub of dances and gatherings in castles during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. It’s one of the three Scottish harps that leading Scottish harp ...

It is the year 1241. Good King Louis XI is on the throne of France. The son of Bad King John, "average" King Henry III is on the throne of England and struggling, as ever, against his revolting barons ...