The Saxon place name is apparently derived from ‘Bedda’s settlement’. The Domesday Book refers to two mills and a church, probably the original foundation of St. Mary’s. Two stone sarcophagi found in the churchyard of St. Mary’s reveal the pres
Summary and Definition 8.3.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of undeveloped land in the north-west of the borough comprising Bluebell Wood, Muswell Hill Golf Course and Albert Road Recreation Ground. Bl
Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area includes the Anglo-Saxon international trading emporium of Lundenwic which grew along the Thames and Fleet rivers in the seventh to ninth century. It is bounded on its western, eastern and souther
Tower Hamlets APA 1.5: Atlas Wharf Summary and Definition This Tier 1 APA covers the known and conjectured extent of the Bronze Age Atlas Wharf activity site, a significant discovery from the Isle of Dogs Tier 3 APA and one that is likely to be illust
Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area comprises an eighteenth century spa and leisure resort with its associated wells named Bagnigge Wells. These wells were well known for their healing properties and health benefits. It maintained i
Summary and Definition This APA covers the part of Regents Park that lies within the Borough of Camden and includes the eastern entrance known as Cumberland Gate and part of the Broad Walk. The park is designated as a Grade I Historic Park and Garden an