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• What's past is prologue; what to come? Digging up Shakespeare’s first theatre… take two.

  MOLA team
  29.06.2010

  Museum of London Archaeology has resumed excavations on the site of Shakespeare’s first purpose-built theatre.

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• Blackfriars Thameslink evaluation

  MOLA team
  29.03.2010

  Archaeological investigation by MOLA on the site of the Thameslink Programme at Blackfriars Station has revealed some new and exciting findings.

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• Spitalfields case study

  MOLA team
  25.03.2010

  The Government’s Statement On The Historic Environment For England, launched on 23 March 2010, features a case study (reproduced below) on MOLA’s community engagement work at Spitalfields.

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• New Jewish Museum opens with MOLA find on display

  MOLA team
  17.03.2010

  In 2001, archaeologists from the Museum of London excavated a mikveh, or Jewish ritual bath, in the City of London. Now, members of the public will be able to view this structure as the refurbished Jewish Museum opens today in Camden Town.

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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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