How archaeological artefacts can reconstruct the industrial landscape of Roman London
In short: Discover how historians use physical remnants to map the lost industries of Roman London in this lecture by Michael Marshall.
In this presentation, Michael Marshall explores the methodology of using artefacts to reconstruct the industrial activity of Roman London. By examining physical objects, researchers can build detailed maps of the city's ancient economic landscape.
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