Archaeologists working for London 's Crossrail project find 13 skeletons in 2 neat rows . They are thought to have been buried in the mid-14th century amid a plague outbreak . The area excavated in central London has lain undisturbed for centuries . Score: 6
Archaeologists working for London 's Crossrail project find 13 skeletons in 2 neat rows . They are thought to have been buried in the mid-14th century amid a plague outbreak . The area excavated in central London has lain undisturbed for centuries . Plague bacteria are still carried by some rodents and the fleas that live on them .