Bayeux Tapestry clue: medieval latrine pins down King Harold’s hall in Bosham
Archaeologists have pinpointed King Harold Godwinson’s residence in Bosham, West Sussex, thanks to an 11th-century latrine. Reassessing a 2006 dig and new surveys, teams from Newcastle and Exeter found two medieval buildings beneath a modern home and garden, matching scenes in the Bayeux Tapestry. The find offers a rare look at elite Anglo-Saxon life just before the Norman Conquest.
