An ancient Roman basilica has been discovered below London's financial district The basilica, dating back some 1,900 years, was found during excavations that took place as part of the demolition ...

The basilica was part of London’s Roman forum, or public square, and was “effectively the first town hall,” said Sophie Jackson, a director at the Museum of London Archaeology.

2,000-year-old Roman basilica found in London office basement. Experts are surprised at how much of the basilica, or town hall, survived. The ancient building was part of Roman London’s ...

While preparing for demolition of one office building and construction of another right in the heart of London, workers just uncovered remains of the city's original Roman basilica. Built circa 80 ...

Roman parking garage excavation uncovers Caligula's gardens | 60 Minutes 13:32. Archaeologists have uncovered the remnants of London's earliest-known ancient Roman basilica on the site of a ...

The basilica was part of the forum, the social, political and commercial heart of Roman London, where people went to shop, mingle, seek justice and hear the latest edicts from political leaders.

London's Roman Forum was situated on a high point and spanned the length of a soccer field − 110 and 120 yards, according to a news release. The basilica is believed to have sat more than two ...

The basilica was part of the forum, the social, political and commercial heart of Roman London, where people went to shop, mingle, seek justice and hear the latest edicts from political leaders.

The basilica was part of the forum, the social, political and commercial heart of Roman London, where people went to shop, mingle, seek justice and hear the latest edicts from political leaders.

After London and two other towns were destroyed during a revolt against Roman rule around A.D. 60, the creation of the first basilica, around A.D. 70-80, was “almost like a sign of renewal and ...

The basilica was part of the forum, the social, political and commercial heart of Roman London, where people went to shop, mingle, seek justice and hear the latest edicts from political leaders.

Work to give 21st-century London yet another skyscraper has uncovered traces — in fact, chunks — of the city’s origins almost 2,000 years ago.Archaeologists exploring the site of a planned 32-story ...