Tag: ARCHAEOLOGY
Uncovering Roman London’s First Basilica Beneath Modern Structures
Archaeologists have discovered part of London’s first Roman basilica under a modern office block. Built around AD70-80, it served as a public building, central to […]
Ancient Roman Basilica Unearthed Under London Office Block
A Roman basilica, dating back 2,000 years, has been discovered under a London office block. The basilica will inform understanding of London’s historical significance. Developers […]
Significant Discovery: London’s First Roman Basilica Unearthed
Archaeologists uncovered London’s first Roman basilica beneath an office building, revealing crucial insights into the city’s early history and significance. The well-preserved structure from 70-80 […]
Major Roman Discovery in London Sparks New Museum Plans
Recent archaeological digs near Leadenhall Market uncovered significant Roman foundations, believed to be part of London’s first City Hall. As a result, plans are underway […]
Exploring Tarot’s Journey: From Renaissance Roots to Modern Interpretations
The exhibition “Tarot: Origins & Afterlives” at the Warburg Institute explores the journey of tarot from its 15th-century Italian origins to its current global significance, […]
Lavinia Fontana Miniature Returns to London: A Historic Discovery
A newly attributed miniature by Lavinia Fontana will be displayed at Strawberry Hill House, marking its return after almost 200 years. Discovered at a Texas […]
Exploring the Opulence and Legacy of the Great Mughals at the V&A
The Great Mughals exhibition at the V&A Museum in London highlights the artistic and cultural achievements of the Mughal Empire, focusing on emperors Akbar, Jahangir, […]
Concerns Over Authenticity in Indian Art Exhibition at Soas
Questions have arisen regarding the authenticity of artworks in the Soas exhibition Painting Freedom: Indian Modernism and its Rebels, following Christie’s withdrawal of four pieces […]
Rivalry in Renaissance Art: Michelangelo vs Leonardo at the Royal Academy
The Royal Academy’s exhibition examines the rivalry between Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci in 1504 Florence. It highlights their commissioned battle scenes amidst a politically […]