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Research & Engagement

  • Research at MOLA

    We develop partnerships with commercial, academic and community groups to produce truly innovative archaeological research.
  • Josh Frost leads the Thames Discovery Programme Tadpoles session (c) MOLA.jpg

    Community Engagement

    We run community archaeology programmes that stimulate enquiry and promote active discovery.
  • Roman London's first voices (c) MOLA

    Publications

    MOLA has produced over a hundred archaeological publications, ranging from academic monographs to popular books.
  • historic documentation

    Resource Library

    The Resource Library provides access to unpublished reports, publication resources and bibliographic article references.
  • School session on the Time Truck at Tower Bridge (c) MOLA

    Research and Engagement Projects

    We carry out a range of research and community archaeology projects every year, with our partners.
  • Thames Discovery Programme teaching the Tadpoles (c) MOLA

    Volunteering

    Experience archaeology first-hand and volunteer with MOLA, CITiZAN and the Thames Discovery Programme.

Events

These pages provide information on events that MOLA is hosting and those we are contributing to, ranging from walks and talks to community digs, conferences and exhibitions.

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Blogs

  • MAAST participant Han (c) MOLA

    MAAST in Motion: Made in China

    MOLA team
    21.12.2018

    In the latest update from MAAST, one of our participants, Han, gives an insight into the personal connection he has with Chinese porcelain and shares the questions that sorting and studying the amazing amount of Chinese porcelain discovered at America Square has raised.

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  • Patches clustered close to lower join of one of the Glenfield Cauldrons (c) MOLA

    Recent discoveries from conservation of the Glenfield Park cauldrons

    MOLA team
    20.12.2018

    Our conservation team are well underway in their project to meticulously excavate, record and preserve the remains of a remarkable group of eleven Iron Age cauldrons found by a team from ULAS at Glenfield Park.

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