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- The first 13 papers in this volume are the proceedings of the CBA Mid-Anglia Group conference held at the Museum of London, 14th February, 1998 on Medieval London: recent archaeological work and research
- Excavations at the Royal Opera House: Middle Saxon London David Bowsher and Gordon Malcolm
- The Saxon origins of Queen hithe - Robin Wroe-Brown
- Medieval London Bridge and its role in the defence of the realm - Bruce Watson
- The dedication of Guildhall Chapel - Nick Bateman
- Material from a millennium: detritus from a developing city - Geoff Egan
- Aspects of trade and exchange evidenced by recent work on Saxon and medieval pottery from London - Lyn Blackmore
- Number 1 Poultry and the development of medieval Cheapside - Philip Treveil and Mark Burch
- The churchwardens’ accounts of St Andrew Hubbard, Eastcheap, and their implications - Clive Burgess
- Reversing the Dissolution: reconstructing London’s medieval monasteries - Barney Sloane
- Reconstructing the demography of medieval London from studies on human skeletal material: problems and potential - Jan Conheeney
- Publishing the peopling of medieval London - William White
- Metropolitan market networks: London’s economic hinterland in the later Middle Ages James - A Galloway
- ‘Citie ... of stickes’: toward a material history of medieval London - Craig Spence
- St Lawrence Jewry from the 11th to 19th centuries Nick Bateman and - Adrian Miles
- Tudor and Stuart Royal visits in and around Hounslow Heath - Andrea Cameron
- Painted advertisements in Islington - A D Harvey