MOLA Excavations at 50 Fenchurch Street: A Post-Excavation Assessment Update
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A free in-person LAMAS lecture by MOLA's Jessica Bryan on post-excavation findings from the 50 Fenchurch Street excavations, from Roman London to Clothworkers Hall.
Jessica Bryan, Project Officer at MOLA, gives an in-person lecture updating on the post-excavation assessment of the excavations at 50 Fenchurch Street. The talk covers key discoveries from the project, including early 1st-century Roman infrastructure in the east end of the city, the medieval All Hallows Staining church and burial ground, Clothworkers Hall's presence on the site since the 15th century, and the site's 20th-century commercial premises, plus planned future work. The lecture starts at 6.30pm.
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