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Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Roman Basilica in London Amid Skyscraper Construction

Excavations for a new skyscraper in London have revealed the remains of a Roman basilica dating back nearly 2,000 years.

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While preparing for a new 32-story office tower in London, archaeologists have unearthed significant remains of a Roman basilica, a vital part of Londinium's history. The structure, found at 85 Gracechurch Street, dates from 78-84 A.D. and is part of the Roman forum. Developer Hertshten Properties plans to incorporate the findings into a visitor center. This discovery sheds light on early urban life in London and adds to the city's rich archaeological heritage, highlighting the historical significance of the area.

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