Each of the graves uncovered by Mr Dyas features a Templar cross within double ... was in what is now the Holborn area of London. 'In fact, their first church in the capital was under what ...

Graves belonging to members of the Knights Templar - a mysterious holy militia ... Marshal died aged 73 in 1219 and was buried in Temple Church in London after being invested into the order ...

The graves of eight Knights Templar have been found in a Staffordshire churchyard (Pictures: Edward Dyas/SWNS) A historian has uncovered graves belonging to members of the Knights Templar at an ...

Graves belonging to mysterious holy militia the Knights Templar have been discovered in an English village in what has been described as one of the "most nationally important discoveries".

Without his efforts these Templar graves found inside Enville church would have been lost to ... an archaeologist and historian at King’s College London, also told the Mail: “The meaning ...

has uncovered graves belonging to members of the Knights Templar at a tiny English village church in a Da Vinci code mystery. Researcher Edward Spencer Dyas has found a total of eight 800-year-old ...

Mr Dyas had already found the graves of three Templars in the area before his latest discovery, bringing the total number to eight. The church where they were found was not built by a Templar ...

"I realised we had discovered more Templar graves ... Dyas discovered five more graves belonging to members of the Knights Templar in the churchyard of St Mary's Church in Enville.

However, the Church already re-uses graves in areas of particular shortage, such as London, with 50 years considered the minimum timeframe providing there were no living relatives, he added. Re-use ...