Earliest known map of Roman London, 1722. Artist: William Stukely

Earliest known map of Roman London, 1722. Artist: William Stukely

1-191-694 - © London Museum/Heritage-Images

Earliest known map of Roman London, 1722. Plan of the City of London, the Thames, and surrounding fields. Stukely, a keen antiquarian, has included features of the London he knew, together with what he believed existed during the Roman period. Thus we see St Paul's Cathedral and the Temple of Diana together. Also shown are a road used by the Roman army, the Via Militaris, right; the London Stone; Billingsgate; and the Stock Market.


Image Details


People Information

Creator
  1. William Stukely, attributed to: British: Antiquary, doctor, historian, artist, draughtsman, clergyman, author

Picture Type
  1. Map

Geographic Hierarchy

World Europe United Kingdom England Greater London London City of London

  1. 51 30 51 N , 000 05 37 W

Category Hierarchy

Locations & Buildings Other

Artistic Representations Maps


Digital Image Size

Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 3389x5466
File Size : 54,271kb


Aliases

  1. IT336
  1. 0330000246
  1. 1-191-694
  1. 1191694
  1. 246
  1. IT336

Restrictions
  1. Strictly for Editorial use only.


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