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Medieval Sewer Found During Work on Public Toilet in Zutphen

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Archaeologists have found a brick sewer in Zutphen from a convent founded in 1397. The Gelderland municipality reports that the discovery was made during excavation work for the first public (disabled) toilet in the city centre.

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Medieval Sewer Found During Work on Public Toilet in Zutphen

Archaeologists have found a brick sewer in Zutphen from a convent founded in 1397. The Gelderland municipality reports that the discovery was made during excavation work for the first public (disabled) toilet in the city centre.

5 days ago·Apeldoorn, Netherlands

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rd.nl broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands 5 days ago on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.

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