A walking tour through the history of Anglo Saxon London. We start at the Roman Wall of the City of London at Barber Surgeons Meadow on London Wall. From here we walk past the Roman London remains at Noble Street to St Paul's Cathedral where a church was built in 604. Strolling along Fleet Street we pass into the West End and the heart of Anglo Saxon London around the Strand, Charing Cross and Covent Garden which became the busy Anglo Saxon trading centre of Lundenwic. Our fascinating exploration of Anglo Saxon London ends at Aldwych. Also watch: Sutton Hoo video Fleet Street London's Street of Stories and Myths Sources: MOLA Map with locations and notes Saxon London - Alan Vince (1990) The origins of Lundenwic? Excavations at 8–9 Long Acre/16 Garrick Street, WC2 - Lyn Blackmore Alan Vince Robert Cowie The eastern boundary of Lundenwic? A watching brief at the London School of Economics, Sheffield Street, WC2 Adrian Miles with Virgil Yendell Lyn Blackmore The Origins and Growth of Lundenwic, a Mart of many Nations #:~:text=The%20emphasis%20is%20on%20the,and%20quernstones%2C%20metalworking%20debris%2C%20antler Excavation and mitigation in Lundenwic: a case study - Robert Cowie, Lyn Blackmore Music Alluvion - Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen So Aware - Damon Greene The Snow Is Falling and So Are We - Emanuel Wilde courtesy of (affiliate link) Over the Meadow, Over the Stream - Alan Rogers Thanks to my supporters on Patreon Please subscribe for regular videos: Join this channel to get access to perks: #londonwalk #londonhistory Maps: Open Street Map “© OpenStreetMap contributors” using data available under the Open Database Licence Geological Survey Map 'Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland'  _________________________________________________________________________________ Patreon My shop: My Books: Welcome to New London This Other London Audiobook & Kindle: Blog: The Lost Byway: Twitter: Instagram Make a donation to help support the channel - many thanks! Shot in 4K on a Olympus OM-D EM-1 mark 2 with audio recorded with a Rode Wireless GO My Walking kit (amazon affiliate link - I earn a small commission on purchases)