Tagged in ARCHAEOLOGY
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By Londonist

7 Unexpected Things You Might Find In The Thames

Archaeology at its finest.
Things To Do
By Laura Reynolds

Ticket Alert: Take An Archaeological Tour Of A Shakespearean-Era Theatre This Saturday

Performances were happening here 40 years before construction of The Globe began.
Videos
By Will Noble

Uncover The Human Story Behind Tower Bridge In This Marvellous Exhibition

Journey through the lifetime of the Bridge.

Videos
By Rami Abukalam

Neasden Temple: One Of London's Most Stunning (And Surprising) Buildings

It's a mind-boggling piece of architecture.

Videos
By Londonist Staff

Looking After London's Ghosts

London's spookiest archive.
History
By Will Noble

Things That Have Been Dug Up In London: A Brief History

Spades at the ready.
By Geoff Marshall

Video: Uncovering The Secrets Of The Curtain Theatre

Behind the scenes of the Shoreditch dig.
By M@

Britain's Oldest Hand-Written Document Found In London

Includes first mention of London.
By M@

How Old Is Old Street?

Blooming old, that's how old.
By Zoe Craig

The Secret Bones In Benjamin Franklin's Basement

Talk about skeletons in the closet.
By M@

Revealed: London's Early Roman Fort No One Knew Existed

Fenchurch Street defences uncovered.
By Laura Reynolds

Have A Dirty Weekend On The Thames

Mudlark your heart out.
By M@

Curtain Theatre Excavation Prompts Shakespearean Walks And Talks

Shoreditch was London's first Theatreland.
By M@

Discover The Archaeology Of Crossrail In New Books

Stepney and Bow Creek.
By Londonist

Roman London Fragments, Cosmetic Cream And Bikini Bottoms

Londinium sets up in Guildhall Yard.

By Londonist

Where Is London's Roman Chariot Racing Arena?

It would make sense if it had one.
By Londonist

The Romans Are Coming! Gladiator Games Return To Guildhall

Travel back in time to Londinium.
By James Drury

Rare Medieval Propaganda Uncovered In Thames Goes On Display

Finest example of its type.
By Laura Reynolds

World's Rarest Skeleton To Be Preserved At Grant Museum

New project aims to protect 39 rare animal skeletons.
By Laura Reynolds

Dive Into The Thames' Past With Greenwich FROGs

Free talks gives insight into archaeology work.
By M@

Visit The Remains Of Brunel's Railway At Paddington

Crossrail dig finds evidence of 'Gauge Wars'.
By M@

Temple Of Mithras: Were You There?

Search for those who remember famous dig.
By N Quentin Woolf

Londonist Out Loud: A Podcast About London, 5 September 2014

Ever heard of a dwarf elephant?
By Laura Reynolds

Poke About In London's Underground Past At Festival Of Archaeology

Climb down a well and explore the Tower of London beach.