A really old auction house.

[cogar]

I was reading the following News article, to wit:

Lost remains of explorer credited with naming Australia discovered near London railway station

https://www.foxnews.com/science/lost-remains-of-explorer-credited-with-naming-australia-discovered-near-london-railway-station

And therein I found this, to wit:

Officials believe other notables are in the burial ground, including Bill Richmond, a slave born in New York who as a free Londoner gained prominence as a boxer, and James Christie, a naval officer who in 1766 founded the auction house that bears his name.

[ghopper1924]

Fascinating article. I imagine it would be hard to dig anywhere in London without finding something cool like that.

[cogar]

Yup, there is surely “treasures” still buried in and around London that date back to the Roman conquest and occupation such as Julius Caesar's expeditions in 55 and 54 BC.

[mart]

Wow !!  Sure is interesting !!   Re-burying that many,, no telling who else they may find !!