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Medieval Finds During Work on Papengracht Leiden
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During sewer works on the Papengracht in the city centre of Leiden, archaeological finds from the Middle Ages were made. Archaeologists found "a treasure trove of historical remains" such as cesspits, cellars, wooden wickerwork, pottery and a vanished alley, Erfgoed Leiden en Omstreken reported on Thursday. On Saturday 14 June, the finds can be viewed in the Temple Hall of the National Museum of Antiquities, during the National Archaeology Days.
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