On June 19, 2025, archaeologists uncovered stunning Roman plaster work in Southwark, London. The fragments, once part of a ...

Thousands of newly discovered fragments, which once adorned a high-status Roman building, offer an unprecedented glimpse into ...

Archeologists reveal 2,000-year-old wall art from ‘Beverly Hills of Roman London’ - Birds, fruit, flowers and ancient ...

It is thought it once decorated the floor of a Roman dining room. The Museum of London ... determined. Timeline for the site: AD 43: the Romans, led by emperor Claudius, invade Britain.

Archaeologists have uncovered something beneath a London office block that has ... It was built around 80AD, a few decades after the Roman invasion of Britain the the founding of Londinium.

But now archaeologists have found the first Roman funerary bed in Britain - and it was 'flat-packed for the next life'. Archaeologists from Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) made this ...

A section of one of ... Roman roads has been found after almost 2,000 years. Archaeologists have uncovered part of the ancient Roman road known as Watling Street beneath modern London's Old ...

"Her presence in the Spitalfields cemetery shows that, even towards the end of Roman Britain, London was fully integrated into high status economic and political networks," said Michael Marshall ...

Wating Street was built closely following the Roman invasion of Britain in AD 43, according to a Wednesday press release from the London Borough of Southwark. Prior to this discovery, there was ...

is one of the most substantial pieces of Roman architecture in Britain. “It really is the heart of Roman London, where the big decisions that were made impacted the rest of London and also the ...

An astonishingly well preserved mosaic was unearthed at the same site in early 2022. Museum of London Archaeology One of the first known mentions of London by name comes from Tacitus, the great ...

Archaeologists say it's the most well-preserved Roman tomb ever found in Britain. The discovery was just a "stone's throw" away from famed landmarks in the city such as Borough Market and London ...