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  The Museum of London Docklands is a museum on the Isle of Dogs, east London that tells the history of London's River Thames and the growth of Docklands.
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Paddington to Peter Pan: London's childhood favourites

Paddington comes to the museum, latest in a long line of iconic children's characters.

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Making change: uncommonly political currency

How Londoners through history have used money to change their city.

Hidden London

Unearthing the lost city of London

How archaeologists uncovered the Roman city of Londinium.

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London's future... public space

Will London's parks, squares and gardens be turned into private property?

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Archaeology at the Museum of London

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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.