article_snippet.sent: Work to excavate 3,000 skeletons from Bedlam burial ground, at the site of the new Liverpool Street station that will serve the cross-London rail network, has now been completed.
article_snippet.sent: It took a team of 60 archaeologists four weeks, working six days a week, to remove the remains and record evidence for what may prove to be, in archaeological terms, London's most valuable 16th and 17th Century cemetery site.
article_snippet.sent: It took a team of 60 archaeologists four weeks, working six days a week, to remove the 3,000 skeletons previously found in the Bedlam burial ground, at the site of the new Liverpool Street station .
article_snippet.sent: Careful work: The excavation of 3,000 skeletons (pictured) from Bedlam burial ground, at the site of the new Liverpool Street station that will serve the cross-London rail network, has now been completed .
article_snippet.sent: In 2013 and 2014, preliminary excavations at the Liverpool Street site in 2013 and 2014  uncovered more than 400 skeletons and numerous artefacts.
article_snippet.sent: Prior to the discovery of the Roman skulls, workers also found about 4,000 skeletons buried in the Eldon Street area.
article_snippet.sent: 4,000 skeletons buried in the Eldon Street area were found in August 2013 and were carefully removed during major archaeological excavations last year .
highlights_snippet.sent: Excavation of 3,000 skeletons at new Liverpool Street site is now complete .