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Trevor Brigham - Forum and Huggin Hill Baths Models
DUA (ABS86) St Alban's House, 124 Wood Street, EC2
DUA - (ILA79) 132-137 Upper Thames Street, EC4
DUA -1987-st-bartholomew-the-great-churchyard-cloth-fair-ec1
DUA (LEN98) 1989 - 145-146 Leadenhall Street,EC4
DUA (FAO90) Farringdon Street, EC4 St Brides Lower Churchyard
DGLA Calverts Buildings, 15–23 Southwark Street, SE1 Photographs from Robin Densem
Ian's Insights on Sites - Audrey Baines 'Trowel Blazer' in the City of London
DUA (BIG82) Billingsgate Lorry Park, Thames Street, EC3
DUA (FRI88) 10, Friar Street, 69 Carter Lane, EC4
DUA (PET81) - St Peter's Hill and 223-225 Upper Thames Street, EC4
DGLA 1985-Tower Hill West, Tower Hill, EC3 From Jerry Youle 19th March 2015 — Bob Cowe 10th January 2022
DGLA Rose Theatre April 1989
DUA (MLK76) Milk Street, EC2
Ian's Insights on sites - Denis Ballard: ’A Life Well Lived’ (1920–2016)
DUA (NWF74) - 2-6 Lower Thames Street,EC4 - Tea Break
DUA (LCT84) 91 -100, Gracechurch Street, 1-6 Leadenhall Street, 2-12 Whittington Avenue (now Leadenhall Court}, EC4
Ian Blair's Insights on Sites - 'Grave expression'
Ian's Insights on Sites - When-is-a-quarry-pit-not-a-quarry-pit-when-its-a-roman-cellar
DGLA 1986-Maiden Lane, Covent Garden Photos from and taken by Bob Cowie
DUA (GST77) Gracechurch Street tunnel, EC3
DUA
(GPO75) -Newgate Street (former General Post Office) EC1

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Dr Caitlin Green  is trying to trace a piece of inscribed bronze metalwork reportedly discovered during archaeological excavations on the north bank of the Thames in 1989. The find was briefly reported in the journal Monumenta Nipponica, 47 (1992), 99–105 at p. 100, where it was read as the Japanese character 藤, Fuji, and the piece was said to be from the 13thC AD and to be a pre-1540 import. Any reminiscences of such a find would be greatly appreciated!

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