Running through the heart of London is a mighty river: the Thames. It has played a central role in the history of the city, and when the tide is low, the capital’s longest archaeological site is revealed. Join us to explore 10,000 years of London’s dynamic history......

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Use the TDP website to explore the archaeology and history of London’s river, and find out how you can get down onto the foreshore and make your own discoveries.

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22nd June 2013 A special event inspired by the Estuary exhibition at the Museum of London Docklands

22nd – 23rd June 2013 Two day human remains workshop with Dr David Klingle hosted by Luton Culture, as part of a project to further understanding of health in and around Luton, and to allow people the opportunity to directly analyse human remains from the Roman and medieval periods

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Information about a project to restore a historic Thames vessel, and her journey back to London’s river

FROG member Theresa O’Mahony writes of her experience with the Thames Discovery Programme

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Courtney and Eliott making the FROG packs
Fifty FROGs on site The team! A packed lecture theatre! Courtney and Eliott making the FROG packs

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