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The Forum of Roman London

Artists impression of the Forum of Roman London, located in what is now the City of London. Date: 1926

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Apr19 Civic Forum Layout Occupation Plan Reconstruction Romans


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An artist's impression of the Forum of Roman London, a fascinating glimpse into the past of this historic city. Located in what is now the City of London, the Forum was the civic and cultural heart of ancient London, a thriving Roman settlement established around 43 AD. This impressive reconstruction, dating from 1926, offers a captivating view of the Forum's planned layout and the various buildings that would have populated this ancient center. The Forum was more than just a marketplace; it was a place where the Roman community came together to conduct business, engage in political discourse, and participate in cultural activities. The central open-air area, surrounded by colonnades and porticoes, would have been bustling with activity, as merchants sold their wares, lawyers argued cases, and citizens gathered to socialize and exchange ideas. The Forum's architectural design was inspired by the Roman Forum in Italy, featuring a basilica, temples, and other important structures. The basilica, a large, columned building, would have served as a court of law and a place for commercial transactions. Temples dedicated to various deities, including Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva, would have been located nearby, reflecting the Romans' deep religious beliefs. This aerial map provides a clear understanding of the Forum's overall plan and the arrangement of its various components. The intricate details, from the winding streets to the individual buildings, offer a captivating glimpse into the daily life of ancient London's Roman occupation. The Forum of Roman London remains an essential piece of London's rich history, a testament to the city's vibrant past and the enduring influence of the Roman Empire.

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