Excavations Unveiling the Largest Monastery in the UK

The chapter explores ongoing archaeological excavations in West Wales, revealing a 126-acre monastery, the largest known in the United Kingdom, with a focus on attracting resources for research and inclusivity. It discusses the history of the abbey, its significance in Welsh literature, and the manipulation of water sources by the Cistercians. The chapter also delves into the process of digging medieval rubble, uncovering various relics like coins, ceramics, and a monk's head with exciting archaeological implications.