The stage is set at Shakespeare's Curtain Theatre
MOLA team
10.11.2016
Our archaeologists announce exciting discoveries as the excavation of Shakespeare's Curtain Theatre comes to an end
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Charnel pits: Excavating Historic Human Bones in Islington
MOLA team
24.10.2016Our archaeologists and osteologists study the disarticulated remains discovered in charnel pits at Kings Square in Islington, London -
5000 years of history at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Ashley Almeida
13.10.2016Our Time Truck Education Officer reflects on a weekend of sharing 5000 years of archaeology at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park -
1665 Great Plague bacterium DNA identified for the first time
MOLA team
08.09.2016Ancient DNA of Great Plague bacterium is found for the first time in skeletons archaeologically excavated for Crossrail. -
Discovering the archaeology of the Great Fire of London
Nigel Jeffries
02.09.2016In this blog, Nigel Jeffries, Post-Roman Pottery Specialist here at MOLA, tells us what archaeology has revealed about the notorious Great Fire of London.