Archaeologists are said to have been conducting research for the past three weeks in Beverley, near East Yorkshire, England.
According to reports, these surveys were carried out to gather information about the village that existed in the area many years ago.
That being the case, the information that has come to light about what was there in the last 13th century in the place where they have been researching has caused great surprise. According to reports, items including earthenware mugs and jugs were found. Thus, they have also assumed that there may have been a pub there in the last 13th century.
At the same time, the bones of goats and cows were also found there, reports said. While the vases found there are said to have been used in the 13th century, bones of goats and cows have also been found, so it is believed that there may have been a pub or a large hotel in that area.
Also, objects including knives, chisels and jewelery dating between the 7th and 13th centuries have also been found in the area. Similarly, it is also said that it may have been an inn where the people who lived in that area would stay overnight while traveling long distances.
Archaeologists have revealed more about the site, revealing that it has a deeper history, only the surface of which is now being revealed.