Archaeologists are excited about the discovery and believe that it could be of major historical significance. "This is a tremendously important find - an opportunity to rewrite the early history of Christianity," says Bruce Watson, a senior archaeologist with the Museum of London Archaeology Service.
Times: Saxon Rotunda May have Connections to Lady Godiva
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2005-07-15 17:29
A 10th or 11th century Saxon rotunda, thought to be part of a monastery, has been unearthed in Leominster, England during a geophysical survey. The structure may be connected to Earl Leofric and his wife, the famed Lady Godiva.
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