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Blaydes Staith, Kingston upon Hull - Archaeology
A site bounded by Blaydes Staith, High Street, Alfred Gelder Street and the river Hull was archaeologically evaluated in 1989 in advance of a proposed development. The survey produced extensive evidence of the original medieval waterfront and medieval timber vats most likely to have been used to store fish. Further reading: 'Land at Blaydes Staith, Little High Street' by Humber Field Archaeology, 2004.
Created: Mon, 16 Dec 2024, Updated: Mon, 16 Dec 2024
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