Archaeologists Use Toilet to Track Down Manor Depicted in Famous Medieval Tapestry

Now, archaeologists think they may have discovered the manors ruinsall thanks to a toilet.

The large wooden building must have been a high-status home belonging to a high-status resident.

It goes to show that sometimes ancient sourcesincluding works of artare more accurate than one might think.

Harold rides toward Bosham, attends church, then feasts in his manor.University of Exeter

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Part of a building in Bosham the archaeologists recently discovered to be medieval, at the site of Harold’s manor. © Newcastle University