Museum of London Archaeology

The Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) is a leading archaeological organisation dedicated to uncovering and preserving the rich history of London. Established in 1973, MOLA has played a pivotal role in archaeological research and heritage management across the UK.

With a team of expert archaeologists, historians, and conservators, MOLA conducts extensive excavations and surveys, ensuring that significant historical sites are documented and protected. The organisation is committed to engaging the public with London’s archaeological heritage through educational programmes, exhibitions, and community projects.

MOLA’s core activities include:

• Excavation and Research: Conducting archaeological digs to uncover artefacts and structures that tell the story of London’s past.
• Heritage Consultancy: Providing expert advice on heritage management and conservation to local authorities and developers.
• Public Engagement: Organising events, workshops, and exhibitions to educate the public about archaeology and its importance.
• Publishing Research: Sharing findings through reports, books, and academic journals to contribute to the wider field of archaeology.

At MOLA, we believe in the importance of preserving our cultural heritage for future generations. Our vision is to inspire a deeper understanding of the past and its relevance to contemporary society. We strive to be at the forefront of archaeological innovation, employing cutting-edge technology and methodologies in our work.

Located in the heart of London, MOLA is not just an archaeological organisation; it is a vibrant hub for learning and discovery, where history comes alive for everyone.