The Greater London Publication Programme

A campaign of excavations in advance of development in Greater London during the 1970s and 1980s has led to a major programme of post-excavation analysis and publication of the results. The background to this programme reflects the way in which archaeology in Britain has developed since the 1970s. A highly structured approach has been adopted to the programme, involving a series of stages and careful selection of material for detailed analysis and publication. Some twenty-five monographs and nineteen major articles will result from the work, covering prehistoric, Roman, Saxon, medieval, and post-medieval topics across Greater London. Prehistoric landscapes in West London, Roman Southwark, the Middle Saxon emporium of Lundenwic, medieval religious houses, and post-medieval industries in Southwark will be particular foci of attention. In addition, an archive guide giving summary details of all the excavations undertaken will be produced. The programme will make a substantial contribution to our knowledge of the archaeology of Greater London

Archaeology · Excavation · Medieval studies · Middle Ages · Prehistory · Work (physics · Classics · Engineering · Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies · Historical Architecture and Urbanism · History · Medieval Architecture and Archaeology

• A Roman Timber Building on the Southwark Waterfront, London

  Trevor Brigham, Damian Goodburn et al.•Archaeological Journal•1995

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• Archaeology in the City of London

  J Schofield•Archaeological Journal•1987

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• Drowning in data? - publication and rescue archaeology in the 1990s

  Open Access•Roger Thomas•Antiquity•1991

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