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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
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.
At the time, people casually discarded daily-life items, including wax tablets, coins, and e…
5 Oct, 10:10