A stunning 14th century medieval chapel gas been uncovered in County Durham, 370 years after it was destroyed in the wake of the First English Civil War. Part of Auckland Castle, the remains of the long lost place of worship — Bek’s Chapel — were uncovered with the help of staff and students from Durham […]
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Stunning 14th Century Medieval Chapel Is Uncovered in County Durham 370 Years after It Was Destroyed in The Wake of The English Civil War
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