The Archaeology of London Walk<\/p>\n
2.30 pm Oct 31 20 St. Paul’s Tube Exit 2.<\/p>\n
Legends said that London was founded in the Bronze Age. Historians wrote about a thriving Celtic City, followed by a Roman City which began with the building of a military Bridge shortly after the Invasion led by the Emperor Claudius in 43 AD. It survived till the Romans left and London suffered a Dark Age until the building of St Pauls cathedral in 604AD. The Saxon City began a continuous history as yet uninterupted.<\/p>\n
This traditional story was challenged by archaeologists in the 20th and 21st Century and this walk will investigate their discoveries and visit the sites of Roman Forts\/Amphitheatres\/Temples\/Roads\/Houses and burials.<\/p>\n
This is a London Walks Walk by Kevin Flude<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Archaeology of London Walk 2.30 pm Oct 31 20 St. Paul’s Tube Exit 2. Legends said that London was founded in the Bronze Age. Historians wrote about a thriving Celtic City, followed by a Roman City which began with the building of a military Bridge shortly after the Invasion led by the Emperor Claudius … <\/p>\n