Thames Discovery Programme
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......
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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Visit the London Archaeological Archive and Research Centre for a behind the scenes tour
8th December 2013 Information about the final low tide walk this year along Deptford Creek, led by the Creekside Centre
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A review by FROG member Margaret Sparks of the Dulwich Picture Gallery’s exhibition (open until 12th January 2014), and a new word for the Thames lexicon
Information about a new maritime community archaeology project, based in Bournemouth, exploring the 17th century Swash Channel Wreck
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