After four years of reconstruction, the remains of a painted wall in Roman London, founded in AD 43, have a big story to tell. Since 2021, archaeologists from the The Museum of London Archaeology ...

“It was like assembling the world’s most difficult jigsaw puzzle,” said Han Li, the lead specialist at the Museum of London ...

In the former Beverly Hills of Roman London, archaeologists were astonished to find thousands of fragments from Roman walls ...

Over 2,000 fragments, originally discarded during Roman demolition around AD 200, were painstakingly reassembled by experts ...

Thousands of newly discovered fragments, which once adorned a high-status Roman building, offer an unprecedented glimpse into ...

Archaeologists reconstructed Roman frescoes from thousands of fragments found in London, revealing rare artwork and the elite ...

Archaeologists have unearthed one of the largest collections of painted Roman wall plaster ever found in London and ...

The “50 Lost Waterways of Southwark,” I’m calling them, with only a trickle of hyperbole. Draining the swamp In days of yore, much of Lambeth and Southwark was enswamped.

Southwark council has approved Maccreanor Lavington’s delayed plans for the latest phase of the Aylesbury Estate. Phase 2B of the scheme in Walworth was signed off by councillors yesterday evening ...

The 450-year-old Southwark council estate castle ... Works included the addition of the entrance hall, Great Hall, and Palm Court – an orangery-style building which is today used by locals ...

The building site at the former West End brewery in Thebarton to be called Southwark. Picture: SA Government Aerial view of the West End brewery site at Port Rd, Thebarton.