Possible remains of the medieval Thames shoreline have been uncovered by experts restoring the Palace of Westminster. The stone structures, under a section of the House of Lords chamber, are ...

Archaeologists Find Possible Remnants of Medieval Thames River Under the Palace of Westminster The medieval river wall discovery is believed to be at least 700 years old.

At 215 miles long, the River Thames is the beating heart of London. Because of its historical importance to the city, there’s plenty to discover on the river’s banks.

The Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London (Credits: PA) The remains of a medieval stone wall likely to be at least seven centuries old may have been found under the Palace of Westminster ...

Map of London, England area, ... London's main attractions are concentrated in central London or along the River Thames and are ... secret gardens and yes, even a palace. Kensington Palace, ...

The Thames, which spans some 200 miles, runs through the heart of the city and is a key part of London’s identity. The waterway is known for the age-old structures that cross over it: Tower ...

The Thames is tidal all the way to Teddington, further west than Richmond and 99 miles from where the river reaches the sea. The changing tides cause a 5-7 metre twice daily rise and fall.

Possible remains of the medieval Thames shoreline have been uncovered by experts restoring the Palace of Westminster. The stone structures, under a section of the House of Lords chamber, are ...

Westminster Palace restoration experts say they may have unearthed original River Thames shoreline.

The structure, thought to be the original medieval Thames River wall which ran under the Houses of Parliament, was unearthed during restoration work. Experts say it is likely to be at least 700 years ...