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London Archaeology - Mondays at One

Sadie Watson and others · Gresham College

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About

The most extensive excavation within the City of London for 20 years revealed internationally significant evidence providing a detailed narrative for the early Roman period. Waterlogged sediments preserved structures perfectly and the assemblage of artefacts is the largest ever recovered from Roman London. This lecture will outline the discoveries, and show how they can revolutionise our knowledge of life in the Roman town. Part of the Mondays at One Autumn Series.

Lectures

  1. Pompeii of the North: Excavations at Bloomberg London and the Return of the Temple of Mithras 2014-10-06 · YouTube
  2. London in the Not-so-Dark Ages 2014-10-13 · YouTube
  3. Vanishing Archaeology: The Greenwich Foreshore 2014-10-20 · YouTube
  4. The Archaeology of St Paul's Cathedral 2014-10-27 · YouTube

Credits and licence

Institution
Gresham College
Taught by
Sadie Watson, Lyn Blackmore, Nathalie Cohen, John Schofield
Year
2014
Level
For everyone
Language
English
Subjects
History
Source
Gresham College
Licence
Educational use (Gresham College's terms), as Gresham College states it. Gresham College's terms
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