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Contents
ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE CITY OF LONDON | 1 |
HISTORICAL OUTLINE | 29 |
THE TOPOGRAPHY OF ROMAN LONDON | 81 |
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apparently Arch archaeological Bank base bastion beneath brick bridge Britain Bucklersbury House building built burnt century Church city wall clay coins construction contained continued corner course deposit depth double earlier early east eastern edge evidence excavations extended face feet finds floor formed foundations fragments further gate gravel Grimes ground Guildhall Museum height Henry Hodge Hill House immediately important indicated Lane late later layer lower material mediaeval metalling Mithras Moorgate mortar northern notes observed opposite original pavement period piles Plan Plate portion position possible pottery probably Professor Queen ragstone recorded remains road roadway Roman London rubble running second century seems seen sewer showing side similar southern squared stone stream Street structure suggested surface temple Thames thick third tiles Tower traces Upper Walbrook western wooden
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Roman City of London |
| Author | Ralph Merrifield |
| Publisher | E. Benn, 1965 |
| ISBN | 0510034012, 9780510034016 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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