London's archaeological secrets: a world city revealed

Resource type
Book
Creator (person)
Thomas, Chris
Chopping, Andy
Wellman, Tracy
Date published
2003
Abstract
Humming with the energy of millions of residents, workers, shoppers, and tourists, London is one of the world’s most vital modern cities. It is also a city of immense historic interest. This extravagantly illustrated book digs deeply into London’s past, examining recent archaeological discoveries that have revised and enriched our understanding of the city’s history. The volume draws on research and excavations conducted by the Museum of London Archaeology Service during the past quarter century – exciting discoveries that have uncovered new information on topics ranging from the river walls constructed by the Romans to outbreaks of the Black Death to exotic goods imported from locations around the globe.
Publisher
MOLA
Place of publication
London, UK
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In Copyright