Archaeological Investigations at St. Andrews the Great, Cambridge 1992

The excavation of a trench across the north aisle and nave of St Andrew’s the Great, Cambridge, revealed the remains of low density extra-mural activity on the site. The first major use of the site was as a cemetery. Footings were found with belong to the Medieval and seventeenth century church. The area occupied by the present north aisle may have been used as a cemetery until the building of the present church. A sequence of floors associated with the present church was also exposed, suggesting it had been raised to its present level