Long lost voices of the first londoners revealed in one of the most important archaeological discoveries yet – Artofit

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Long-lost voices of the first Londoners revealed in one of the most important archaeological discoveries yet

Wooden writing tablets found deeply buried in waterlogged ground near St Paul’s Cathedral
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