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From phallic drinking vessels to tools wielded by our early ancestors, archaeologists at Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) have dug up an extraordinary array of treasures from London’s rich past. They have revealed prehistoric landscapes, found signs of clever Roman engineering – including underfloor heating. They discovered the grisly aftermath of a volcanic eruption halfway across the world and unearthed an huge amphitheatre where crowds once watched criminals meet their doom.

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