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• Famous playhouses of Shakespeare’s Bankside – ground-breaking new book tells all about the Rose and the Globe

  MOLA team
  18.11.2009

  The excavation of two of the famous playhouses of Tudor London, the Rose and the Globe, provided the first concrete evidence for the size, layout and development of these playhouses, now presented in detail for the first time in 400 years.

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• Valence House

  MOLA team
  23.10.2009

  The Museum of London Archaeology built heritage team has recorded a possible-Medieval, secular wall painting during refurbishment works at Valence House, Barking and Dagenham.

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• Oxford University, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter

  MOLA team
  24.08.2009

  The Radcliffe Observatory Quarter is a large scheme of new educational facilities for Oxford University. The University has commissioned a report on the archaeological implications, and a field evaluation from Museum of London Archaeology.

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• Actors visit Shoreditch site

  MOLA team
  23.03.2009

  Actors Sir Ian McKellen and Paul McGann were among the visitors last week to a site where Museum of London Archaeology recently uncovered remains of what is believed to be The Theatre, London’s first purpose-built playhouse.

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• Love’s Labour Found: Shakespeare’s First Playhouse Confirmed

  MOLA team
  06.03.2009

  The location of London’s first purpose built playhouse, called The Theatre, has been confirmed by Museum of London Archaeology following investigation of the site, currently a disused warehouse, in Shoreditch, Hackney.

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