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51 minuti fa · George Francis Hugh Cambridge, 2nd Marquess of Cambridge, GCVO (11 October 1895 – 16 April 1981), known as Prince George of Teck until 1917 and as Earl of Eltham from 1917 to 1927, was a relative of the British royal family, a great-great-grandson of King George III and nephew of Queen Mary and King George V. He was also nephew to the 1st ...
3 giorni fa · Both the burial ground in Pawlett's Garden and its extension in Pesthouse Close were subsequently incorporated into the ever-expanding curtilage of the workhouse, whose history is described below. In 1789 an Act of Parliament (fn. 11) enabled the parish to acquire land on the east side of Hampstead Road, St. Pancras, for use as a ...
3 giorni fa · “The Western Cemetery at Giza is known as an important burial place of members of the royal family and high-class officers,” the paper reads. “In the initial survey by GPR and ERT we found ...
As to the 'anomoly' itself: it's in a burial area peripheral to the pyramid, it's L-shaped, and apparently one part is deeper below ground than another. So best guess, it's an L-shaped descending entrance corridor to a burial or other structure, but it's not a royal structure and it's not likely to be a generational or history-changing discovery.
4 giorni fa · The El Oualadji monumental tumulus, which dates between 1030 AD and 1220 AD and has two human remains buried with horse remains and various items (e.g., horse harnesses, horse trappings with plaques and bells, bracelets, rings, beads, iron items), may have been, as highlighted by al-Bakri, the royal burial site of a king from the ...
5 giorni fa · BURIALS. York is no exception to the rule that in urban areas Roman cemeteries normally lay along the main approach roads. The cemeteries within the present City boundary ( see Map at end of book) are accordingly described in regions related to the approach roads to the fortress, as listed above ( see pp. 1–3).
15 mag 2024 · On the south side of Jew's Row, now renamed Royal Hospital Row, several houses and other buildings stood at the eastern end of the Hospital's burial ground by Wilderness Row. WEST AND NORTH OF BURTON'S COURT
