London Archaeologist is essential reading on London’s archaeology, history and heritage. Published quarterly, the magazine features research and excavation reports, interviews, finds and artefact studies, historical articles, monograph and report previews, book reviews, commentary, news and event listings.

Here’s a taste of what’s in the current issue…

Now Out - Spring 2012

• River Walbrook in Roman London
• Revelations from the Ordnance Drawing Room at the Tower of London
• Iron Age and Roman site in Carshalton
• Crocus growing in Croydon?
• The Milk Street Mikveh
• Wandsworth Museum as a new model?
• and on the cover, a lion's head from St Paul's Cathedral, probably from the Inigo Jones restoration, that features in the definitive new study of St Paul's before Wren, by John Schofield
• …plus commentary, letter to the editor, book reviews, news and events diary.