În 1956, un băiat a luat rotula unui stareț și o placă din Abația Glastonbury. După 70 de ani, văduva lui le-a returnat din Australia

A medieval relic believed to belong to an abbey monk has been returned to Glastonbury Abbey after over 70 years. The item was taken by an 11-year-old boy during archaeological excavations in 1956. Following the boy's death, his widow decided to return the relic and a medieval floor tile to the abbey. The return was initiated by an unexpected email from the widow, who wanted to honor her late husband's wishes. Although the relic's exact owner remains unidentified, it is thought to belong to one of three monks who died between 1250 and 1290. The abbey appreciates the return of the artifacts, reflecting on their unusual journey to Australia.