Archaeologists empty 2,000-year-old bins to bring Roman London back to life
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Archaeologists empty 2,000-year-old bins to bring Roman London back to life.
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The everyday rubbish discarded by ancient Londoners will be the centrepiece of a major new exhibition at the London Museum's Smithfield home next spring.Londonium, as it was known when it was founded in 47–50 AD, began as a strategic trading post and port before growing into the capital of the Roman province of Britannia.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The objects were unearthed in the City of London during a dig carried out between 2012 and 2014 to make way for Bloomberg's European headquarters, and together they form the Bloomberg Collection.More than ten years of painstaking research and promises culminated in the exhibition, which is set to open at the new London Museum next...
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