Archaeologists at Exeter Cathedral have uncovered further evidence of the building’s Norman foundations, including stonework forming the 12th-century walls of a chapel which has never before been recorded. Further evidence has also been discovered of the central apse that was revealed last year during archaeological investigations in the quire (News, 14 April 2023). The cathedral archaeologist, John Allan, said that the findings helped “to further our understanding of the structural history of the cathedral. We are also thrilled to be able to record the evidence of these 12th-century footings, some of which have never been recorded before”. The investigations are taking place as part of conservation and improvement works in the east end of the cathedral, to improve the sound and lighting system and install more efficient heating