
What is recorded here
Excavationsat 123-133 Francis Street and 1-4 Swift's Alley in1997 uncovered a medieval building. The structure had its long axis parallel to the street, and measured over 9m in length. The wall mass was of clay and rubble. It dated from the 13th-14th century (Walsh, 1998, 44-45)
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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