The working life of Museum of London

I’m delighted to tell you that the new Roman glass blog, written by Angela Wardle, a Finds specialist for the Museum of London Archaeology Service, is now live. To quote from the ‘about‘ page:

In 2005 at 35 Basinghall Street London, a large dump of waste from a glassmaker’s workshop was excavated by the Museum of London Archaeology Service for Stanhope plc.

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This website tells the story of the discovery, and how John Shepherd and I, with other colleagues, are working on this amazing collection of glass in order to learn more about the glassworkers of Roman London.

There’s also a related photo gallery on Flickr.  Angela will be explaining more about some of the images in the gallery as the project progresses.