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FatCam: watch fatberg live

Watch a livestream of fatberg as it sits in store at the Museum of London's permanent collection.

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London now

Smithfield Market 150: monks, meat and merriment

The rich history of London's meat market and how we're celebrating it this summer.

Look of London

David Rodigan: 40 years of London nights

The legendary dancehall DJ takes us behind the scenes of London's nightlife.

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Londoners

The surprising diversity of Roman London

Ancient Londinium's ethnic diversity revealed by studying Roman bones.

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Archaeology at the Museum of London

Uncover the past through excavations from across London. Find out about the Museum of London's extensive archaeological collections, held at the Archaeological Archive and the Centre for Human Bioarchaeology.

Museum of London Archaeological Archive

Museum of London Archaeological Archive

The world's largest archaeological archive holds artefacts deposited from every excavation in the greater London area. It is held at Mortimer Wheeler House, Hackney. Search the Archive's collection and records, and view our resources for archaeological depositors.

Centre for Human Bioarchaeology

Centre for Human Bioarchaeology

Established in 2003 to curate and research collections of human remains, the Centre holds skeletal samples from thousands of years of London history. Read about the Centre, and download the research on its collection.