Looking for the Lost Rivers of Roman London (4K) @JohnRogersWalks
Looking for the Lost Rivers of Roman London (4K)  @JohnRogersWalks
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This London walk takes us to the City of London looking for the lost rivers and streams of Roman London on the western edge of the old Roman City. A number of channels were excavated at 7-10 Old Bailey that indicated this area was a major tributary valley of the River Fleet. Our Roman London walk starts at the top of Ludgate Hill near St Paul's Cathedral then turns into Old Bailey, from here we go across Limeburner Lane into Old Seacoal Lane and along Farringdon Street. We turn into Bear Alley and then return to follow the course of the tributary back to its source just to the north of Newgate Street. From Greyfriars Churchyard we then follow the 'western stream' down across Paternoster Square to its confluence with the Thames near Puddle Dock.
Source: London Archaeologist Summer 2014 londonarchaeologist.org.uk

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Map of Roman London: Image extracted from page 33 of volume 1 of Old and New London, Illustrated, by Walter Thornbury. 
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