
Traces of medieval and modern life unearthed in Haverfordwest
The excavations have revealed the iron foundry’s casting pits and a deep stone-lined cistern filled with roofing slates.

The excavations have revealed the iron foundry’s casting pits and a deep stone-lined cistern filled with roofing slates.

The latest discovery – an extensive floor surface made up of glazed green and white tiles – is thought to represent the northern part of the friary’s cloister.

This work has revealed the foundations of the original medieval hall, as well as the massive extension commissioned by Henry VIII after he took Hampton Court from Wolsey.