Archaeologists in Leeds have uncovered foundations at Temple Newsam that may be over 280 years old, confirming marks first spotted in a 1995 photograph. The discovery could solve a mystery in an 18th-century painting long thought to depict an unbuilt renovation. South Leeds Archaeology led the excavation, though the building's exact purpose remains unclear.
Foundations Found at Temple Newsam May Solve Painting Mystery
Source: Times of India