MOLA excavations at 50 Fenchurch Street. A post-excavation assessment update
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MOLA Project Officer Jessica Bryan presents assessment findings from 50 Fenchurch Street, spanning early Roman infrastructure through later medieval and commercial remains.
Jessica Bryan, Project Officer at MOLA, updates the post-excavation assessment of the 50 Fenchurch Street site. The talk covers evidence from early first-century infrastructure and development in Roman London through the medieval All Hallows Staining church and burial ground, Clothworkers’ Hall and later commercial premises. The in-person lecture is at The Gallery, Alan Baxter Associates, 75 Cowcross Street; the published lecture time is 18:30–19:30, with refreshments from 18:00. The programme also offers Zoom attendance and welcomes non-members.
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