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Medieval sewer found during work on public toilet in Zupthen

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Archaeologists found a brick sewer from a convent founded in 1397 in Zutphen on Sunday, while doing excavation work for a public toilet in the city center. The structure has been “remarkably well preserved,” the Zutphen Heritage Center reported on Wednesday.

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Medieval sewer found during work on public toilet in Zupthen

Archaeologists found a brick sewer from a convent founded in 1397 in Zutphen on Sunday, while doing excavation work for a public toilet in the city center. The structure has been “remarkably well preserved,” the Zutphen Heritage Center reported on Wednesday.

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