Thousands of Rare Artifacts Discovered Beneath Tudor Manor’s Attic Floorboards

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Among the finds are manuscripts possibly used to perform illegal Catholic masses, silk fragments and handwritten music

British nobleman Sir Edmund Bedingfeld built the manor house in 1482, reports BBC News. His descendants live in the home to this day. SmithsonianMag.com

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Oxburgh Hall, a moated Tudor manor house in Norfolk, England, is currently undergoing a major renovation project to fix its roof. (Ian Ward / National Trust Images)

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