Remains of Hundreds (280) of Human Bodies Found at Former Department Store Site in Wales

Wales Online ^ | 11 OCT 2022 | Matt Gibson, Max Channon

[BlueLancer]

I couldn’t understand why so many bodies were found in a department store.

Casualties from Black Friday sales?

[MCF]

“The building, which dates back to 1258, was destroyed in 1538 by Henry VIII during the dissolution of the monasteries.”
This was all prior to the introduction of tobacco to England. Yet, the picture shows clay pipes. Maybe it was just used as a common grave during one of the many epidemics that arose in England.

[Salamander]

What store was it?

Blood, Bath And Beyond?

[wardaddy]

Didn’t Edward IV gut the welsh rebels who allied with Warwick his uncle near there in the Roses dust up?

Warwick had switched from yorkist to lancasterian by then

Warwick the king maker killed there near wales

Burnet or Barnett something like that

[Yardstick]

Battle of Agincourt Food Court

[oldvirginian]

“Shoplifters?”

Ye olde shoplyfters.
No bail on lyfts under a monkey.

[Red Badger]

Remains of Hundreds (280) of Human Bodies Found at Former Department Store Site in Wales,

Must have been one helluva sale..................... 🤷‍♂️

[Cloverfarm]

I see what you did there ... Rwy’n gweld beth wnaethoch chi yno

[Jacquerie]

<>The building, which dates back to 1258, was destroyed in 1538 by Henry VIII during the dissolution of the monasteries.<>

Like Leftists today, gotta destroy history.