London Archaeological Archive and Research Centre

Londres, Reino Unido

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Mortimer Wheeler House 46 Eagle Wharf Road, Londres, London, N1 7ED
Islington
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220 mCropley Street
240 mNew North Road Wimbourne St
270 mEagle Wharf Road
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This is 1 of 4 warehouses for the London Museum. They process material found at excavation sites from all over London and Europe. Clean, dry, preserve, sort and store bones, flints, ceramics and documents in their 10 km of shelving space.
I was able to hold artifacts during the tour. So amazing to hold true pieces from prehistoric, roman, and the victorian age.
Going on tour here isn’t highly advertised but I totally recommend it. It’s not your usual tour and don’t go if you’re squeamish of human bones, or maybe running into a little mud. So cool! But do go if you want to get close and personal with history and want to learn some of what an archaeologist does.