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Get to grips with London's local heritage and see archaeology in action at the Festival of British Archaeology, a nationwide festival which includes special events taking place all over London. At the Museum of London, for example, there's a whole variety of activities including a special weekend of events on 24th and 25th July when you can get a curator-led tour around the remains of part of Roman London's fort dating back to around AD200. You can be an osteologist for the day and discover how human skeletons are analysed, revealing important information about how they lived. Many other London landmarks and museums are taking part including the Tower Of London, the Cuming Museum - who are offering a free 'morning of discovery' session for under fives (10am to 11.15am, Thursday 15th July) - and the Rose Theatre, the first Elizabethan theatre on Bankside. Head to Museum of Richmond for a hands-on drop-in workshop led by experts from the Richmond Archaeological Society, or learn how an ancient Egyptian obelisk from 1450 BC came to be on the Thames (contact the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology on 020 7679 4138 for details). Digging up the past, the Festival of British Archaeology promises to reveal there's more under your feet than mere concrete and soil.About Museum of London
Experience the real flavour of London life from the prehistoric to present day when you visit the Museum of London, a modern museum boasting over 1.1 million objects. Following a £20 million redesign, the five lower Galleries of Modern London take you through the history of the city from the Great Fire of London in 1666 to the present day. More about Museum of London
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Characters From History: Charles Dickens: Talk
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Guildhall School Of Music And Drama, Silk Street, EC2Y | 5 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Guildhall School Of Music And Drama, Silk Street, EC2Y | 5 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Entertainment > Classical Music
Silk Street, City, London EC2Y | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Silk Street, City, London EC2Y | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Silk Street, City, London EC2Y | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Barbican Centre
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Silk Street, City, London EC2Y | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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West Smithfield, Clerkenwell, London EC1A | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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West Smithfield, Clerkenwell, London EC1A | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Shopping > Music Shops
Cromwell Tower, Silk Street, City, London EC2Y | 6 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Shopping > Markets
West Smithfield, Clerkenwell, London EC1A | 6 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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150 London Wall, City, London EC2Y | At Festival of British Archaeology
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150 London Wall, City, London EC2Y | At Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Restaurants > French restaurants
57 West Smithfield, City, London EC1A | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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57 West Smithfield, City, London EC1A | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Restaurants > Vegetarian restaurants
44 Cloth Fair, Clerkenwell, London EC1A | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Education > Professional Training
106 Bunhill Row, City, London EC1Y | 12 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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106 Bunhill Row, City, London EC1Y | 12 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Education > Careers Services
4-6 Staple Inn, Holborn, London WC1V | 14 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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4-6 Staple Inn, Holborn, London WC1V | 14 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Education > Evening Classes
Garden Floor, 6 Coldbath Square, Clerkenwell, London EC1R | 17 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Garden Floor, 6 Coldbath Square, Clerkenwell, London EC1R | 17 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Postman's Park
London > Leisure > Parks and Gardens
King Edward Street, City, London EC4M | 2 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
Bounded in by surrounding office buildings, Postman's Park's appeal lies in what it symbolises as much as how it looks. Located just north of St Paul's ...More
London > Leisure > Parks and Gardens
King Edward Street, City, London EC4M | 2 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Leisure > Martial Arts
Topnotch Health Club, 3 Tudor Street, City, London EC4Y | 13 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Topnotch Health Club, 3 Tudor Street, City, London EC4Y | 13 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Nightlife > Pubs
71 Long Lane, Clerkenwell, London EC1A | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
One of the oldest pubs in Smithfield, The Old Red Cow has stood on this spot on Long Lane since the year dot. Steeped in history, ...More
London > Nightlife > Pubs
71 Long Lane, Clerkenwell, London EC1A | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
One of the oldest pubs in Smithfield, The Old Red Cow has stood on this spot on Long Lane since the year dot. Steeped in history, ...More
Fox & Anchor
London > Nightlife > Pubs
115 Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 6 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
This renovated traditional pub in the heart of Clerkenwell has been serving the traders of nearby Smithfields Market for years. Under the Malmaison umbrella - the ...More
London > Nightlife > Pubs
115 Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 6 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Jerusalem Tavern
London > Nightlife > Pubs
55 Britton Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 9 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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55 Britton Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 9 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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77a Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 7 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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77a Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 7 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
Built on the site of a Victorian meat cellar, Fabric continues to boast the most sensational line-ups in the capital. Its global reputation is founded on ...More
Bleeding Heart Bistro
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Bleeding Heart Yard, off Greville Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1 | 11 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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London > Nightlife > Wine Bars
Bleeding Heart Yard, off Greville Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1 | 11 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
Set in an attractive cobbled courtyard, this candlelit bistro/wine bar is a taste of an older, more civilised world. Uniformed French waiters glide unobtrusively between tables ...More
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Plaisterers' Hall
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One London Wall, City, London EC2Y | 1 minute from Festival of British Archaeology
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One London Wall, City, London EC2Y | 1 minute from Festival of British Archaeology
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Butchers' Hall
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87 Bartholomew Close, Barbican, City, London EC1A | 3 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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87 Bartholomew Close, Barbican, City, London EC1A | 3 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Brewers' Hall
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Aldermanbury Square, Moorgate, City, London EC2V | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Aldermanbury Square, Moorgate, City, London EC2V | 4 minutes from Festival of British Archaeology
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Museum of London events
Characters From History: Charles Dickens: TalkCharacters From History: Charles Dickens: TalkA costumed character talk about the plots and characters of his novels.15th February 2012Wednesday 15th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventCharacters From History: Charles Dickens: Talk
event Running until Wednesday 15th February 2012TIMES Saturday 11th February 2012 at 1pm-1.30pm, 2pm-2.30pm and 3pm-3.30pm & Wednesday 15th February 2012 at 11.45am-12.15pm, 1.15pm-1.45pm and 3pm-3.30 PRICING Free
A costumed character talk about the plots and characters of his novels.
Archaeology Exposed: After The ExcavationArchaeology Exposed: After The ExcavationInteractive object sessions.13th February 2012Friday 17th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventArchaeology Exposed: After The Excavation
event Running until Friday 17th February 2012TIMES 13th February, 14th February and 17th February 2012 - 10am-4pm PRICING Free
Interactive object sessions.
Museum ExploredMuseum ExploredExplore the galleries through fun, hands-on activities.19th February 2012Sunday 19th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventMuseum Explored
event Running until Sunday 19th February 2012TIMES Sunday 19th February 2012 at 11.30am-1.30pm and 2pm-4pm PRICING Free
Explore the galleries through fun, hands-on activities.
Archaeology Up Close: Jewellery: WorkshopArchaeology Up Close: Jewellery: WorkshopAn object-handling session with members of the museum's Archaeological Collections department.13th February 2012Monday 20th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventArchaeology Up Close: Jewellery: Workshop
event Running until Monday 20th February 2012PRICING Free
An object-handling session with members of the museum's Archaeological Collections department.
Mini Moles Babies Group (Under 5s)Mini Moles Babies Group (Under 5s)Themed activities for little ones and their carers.29th February 2012Wednesday 29th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventMini Moles Babies Group (Under 5s)
event Running until Wednesday 29th February 2012TIMES 11am-12noon PRICING Free
Themed activities for little ones and their carers.
Writing London: Course (Over 18s)Writing London: Course (Over 18s)Explore how to write fiction, autobiography or poetry.15th February 2012Wednesday 29th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventWriting London: Course (Over 18s)
event Running until Wednesday 29th February 2012TIMES 15th February, 22nd February and 29th February 2012 - 11am-1pm PRICING £140
Explore how to write fiction, autobiography or poetry.
Dickens And LondonDickens And LondonMarking the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens's birth, this exhibition explores the relationship between the author and the city. Featuring original manuscripts, an interactive trail of places that inspired his writings, and a specially-commissioned film, The Houseless Shadow, by William Raban.13th February 2012Sunday 10th June 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventDickens And Londonevent
Running until Sunday 10th June 2012
TIMES 10am-6pm PRICING £8, child/concs £6, family £18-£36, adv £7, child/concs £5, family £15-£30
Marking the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens's birth, this exhibition explores the relationship between the author and the city. Featuring original manuscripts, an interactive trail of places that inspired his writings, and a specially-commissioned film, The Houseless Shadow, by William Raban.... More about this event
TIMES 10am-6pm PRICING £8, child/concs £6, family £18-£36, adv £7, child/concs £5, family £15-£30
Marking the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens's birth, this exhibition explores the relationship between the author and the city. Featuring original manuscripts, an interactive trail of places that inspired his writings, and a specially-commissioned film, The Houseless Shadow, by William Raban.... More about this event
Dickens's Children: TalkDickens's Children: TalkA costumed character talk about the author's novels and how his upbringing influenced them.14th February 2012Tuesday 14th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventDickens's Children: Talk
event Tuesday 14th February 2012TIMES Tuesday 14th February 2012 at 12noon-12.25pm, 1.30pm-1.55pm and 2.30pm-2.55pm PRICING Free
A costumed character talk about the author's novels and how his upbringing influenced them.
Pleasure Garden BallPleasure Garden BallLearn to dance with an 18th century girlband, watch risque poetry and theatrical performance, discover dandy fashion, then design and wear your own alluring masquerade mask.14th February 2012Tuesday 14th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventPleasure Garden Ballevent
Tuesday 14th February 2012
TIMES 6.30pm-10pm PRICING £6, concs £5
Learn to dance with an 18th century girlband, watch risque poetry and theatrical performance, discover dandy fashion, then design and wear your own alluring masquerade mask.... More about this event
TIMES 6.30pm-10pm PRICING £6, concs £5
Learn to dance with an 18th century girlband, watch risque poetry and theatrical performance, discover dandy fashion, then design and wear your own alluring masquerade mask.... More about this event
Victorian Playground: Workshop (Under 5s)Victorian Playground: Workshop (Under 5s)Play games and make a toy.15th February 2012Wednesday 15th February 2012
Where:
Museum of London,
150
London Wall
EC2Y 5HN
Category: eventVictorian Playground: Workshop (Under 5s)
event Wednesday 15th February 2012TIMES Wednesday 15th February 2012 at 10.30am-11.30am and 2pm-3pm PRICING Free
Play games and make a toy.
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