Annual Lecture and AGM

Discoveries from 50 Fenchurch Street including Roman Pottery findings 
Jessica Bryan, Vincenzo Castaldo and Isabelle Diggle

21 May 2026, 7pm
Institute of Archaeology, UCL and online

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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, features on timely topics and key figures in archaeology, plus commentary, news and event listings.  We also get involved in education and community archaeology events, and provide a forum for discussion and advocacy. 

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