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Monitoring uncovers burial vaults and remains in a historical church, indicating significant archaeological findings.
Various works both internal and external to the church were monitored archaeologically. Burial vaults were found under the west side of the choir vestry. A small part of the former foundation of the buildings was recorded in front of the north door. Marked graves and in situ remains were avoided where possible. Though a large amount of disarticulated human bone was recovered in the course of the monitoring on exterior trenching, only a small number of fragmentary remains from in situ graves were encountered.
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