Mapping Restoration London, by Professor Vanessa Harding
National Trust Archaeology in London and Middlesex, by Natalie Cohen
The Archaeology of the Palace of Westminster
Life, Death and Worship at HM Tower of London, by Alfred Hawkins, Historic Royal Palaces
Hunter Gatherers in Tottenham, by Shane Mayer of Pre-Construct Archaeology
Liberation in Whitechapel, by Stephen White and Sarah Wolferstan
Mapping Early Tudor London, by Professor Vanessa Harding
The Fish full Thames, Fish and Fishing on the river, by Natalie Cohen
Community Archaeology in a Royal Park (Greenwich) by Andrew Mayfield Community Archaeologist, The Royal Parks
Community Archaeology at Cranford Park, by Les Capon of AOC Archaeology
Excavations at Headstone Manor, by Tim Allen of Oxford Archaeology
The Southwark Deep Level Shelter, from tube line to nuclear armaggedon! By Chris Constable
Built on Words and Fire: Excavations at Stationers’ Hall, London
Ian Hogg, of Archaeology South-East tells us about the recent excavations at Stationers Hall, with earlier elements of the building and gardens
Affluence and Industry in Post-Medieval Southwark: Excavations at 67–71 Tanner Street
Becky Haslam & Les Capon, of AOC Archaeology Group tell us about both a clean and grubby site in Southwark
Solving the enigma of ‘the lost centuries’: the discovery of Lundenwic
Robert Cowie unfolds the famous discovery of Lundenwic – spoiler alert, Martin Biddle’s legendary bus journey is a crucial element.
The Archaeology of Syon Abbey
Bob Cowie takes us through the history of Syon Abbey in Richmond, and its context of Shene and Richmond Palace.
Roman London’s First Voices: The Writing Tablets from the Bloomberg Excavations
Speaker: Sadie Watson, MOLA
Presented to LAMAS on Tuesday 9th of May 2017