Take a look at the excavations of the 14th century graveyard unearthed during work on the Leith trams.
9. Bernard Street and Constitution Street
Other key discoveries included a 17th century cannonball and the remains of a large stone wall, found beneath the junction of Bernard Street and Constitution Street, where a statue of Robert Burns was temporarily removed to accommodate the works. Photo: Lisa Ferguson
10. Council Depute Leader Cammy Day
Council Depute Leader Cammy Day said: “This is an extremely fascinating, essential part of the broader project to bring the tram to Newhaven, shedding some light on centuries of history here in Leith." Photo: Lisa Ferguson
11. "It’s crucial that we conserve the remains found here"
Council Depute Leader Cammy Day said: "It’s crucial that we conserve the remains found here, and a team of archaeologists are carrying out the painstaking job of doing this. What’s more, further examination of the excavated graves will give us an invaluable glimpse into the lives of Leithers past.” Photo: Lisa Ferguson
12. "A small piece of the area’s heritage"
Transport and Environment Convener Councillor Lesley Macinnes supported the excavation work as an essential part of the project’s progress: “This element of the scheme is just as important as track-laying or landscaping and allows us to conserve a small piece of the area’s heritage for generations to come.” Photo: Lisa Ferguson