Fragments of rare medieval linen and serpentine marble have been discovered by archaeologists at a dig in Northampton town centre.The excavation is in St John’s Street, at the location of Northamptonshire County Council’s new £43m headquarters.
via BBC News – Northampton town centre dig reveals rare medieval linen.
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