Archaeologists are excited by recent excavations at Nevern Castle in Pembrokeshire, Wales, which have uncovered evidence of several 12th century buildings including two towers and a "highly desirable stone residence."
Dr. Chris Caple from Durham University described a stone castle with a great hall, and a stone residence," a visible display of wealth and significant technical achievement."
The Nevern Castle dig is in its third season. An excavation diary is available online.
