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Thanks for having me gals! I had so much fun exploring with you :)

I'm loving this tour! I so appreciate being able to see these Roman city remains from across the pond. If I ever get back to London, this video will serve as a guide of must-see locations.

Lovely tour, ladies. Thank you for taking us along. The grave of the Roman girl is very special. She was loved, buried, and then forgotten for centuries. Very heart warming that she now has a proper memorial. Although her name is forgotten, her presence in that spot will now be remembered in perpetuity.

Brilliant! Saved quite a few bookmarks on my map for when I visit London again, thanks. Subscribed!

Really Really Brilliant!! I've been to London twice but didn't really see the Roman bit....would love to come back and see all of this as well!!!! Just very very good y'all!!!! Merry 2024

Thank you for the excellent tour! I was in London October 2023 and "walked the wall" from the Tower to the currently closed Museum of London; I totally agree that a visit to All Hallows by the Tower should be included-I visited the church on an earlier visit-I picked up some "extras" to visit on my next trip to London. I loved Salter's Garden and the cafe there was lovely with great food.

I just read your latest newsletter,and I must concede to the majority,it sounds like Bath is your next hotspot! But here’s the thing that blew my mind: There are Roman LIGHTHOUSES over there??? That’s amazing.

Thoroughly enjoyed this while I plugged away at work. Great editing and narration!

London! Ugh! You two ladies are brave. As a proper countryman I loathe it, or anywhere like it. It made me almost panic when i first went there in the '80s. Mind you. I spect the majority of people born in 'the smoke' would be similar if they had to kip in a forest with foxes, deer and boar. Each to their own. I really enjoyed this video, as I do all your videos. Safer from my chair than walking around in that hell-hole! What a big whimp eh. Former tin miner and all that🤣. Boudica had the right idea😉.

What a brilliant start to the new year hope your week is goingwell all the family are all well 👍 from your brother tezza 😊😊😊😊😊

Thank you for an truly informative video. I’ve seen so little of my Mother country. These videos help me unlock its history.

Stumbled across your video. Since I love ancient history I appreciate it. Excellent work! Thank you for taking the time to share all of this history and to share your love and appreciation of it. ❤ 😊 You have another subscriber. 👋🏼🇨🇦✌🏼🙏🏼🥰

Very interesting . I’ve never been to the home country . So, thanks for taking me there

MORE TOURS PLEASE! And um…if a middle-aged historian wanted to visit and hire you to show her all these sites, would you be amenable? #curiousyank

Amazing thank you so much.Beautiful the young girls grave so moving sent shiver through me .

Thank you for all your research and sharing London's Roman history. Those wooden drains are amazing, I'm so glad they were saved and put on display! Fun collab with HelpfulHistory, hope you go to Bath with her. :-)

Cool video. Maybe you've covered these bits before but there is the free to visit London Mithraeum in Bank and the section of the Roman Basilica in the basement of the hairdressers in Leadenhall Market. Many thanks.

I really loved this. If I have to choose a favourite site from those mentioned in this video it would be the Roman piling by the Church of St Magnus the Martyr because it is a rare and significant find, and because it was near the old entrance to the city. Now I will have to check out your other video on Roman Londinium. 😊👍

This is so cool ..Thank you so much for sharing your exploration

So many hidden things for me to explore next time I'm in London. Great video!

Thanks ladies for bringing this tour and nice to see Katie. Funny thing is I have livid in London early all my life and never been to any of the individual sites you showed us. I been to the area, but missed all these interesting things out, when it bit warm these are going on the to do list, loved all the locations, thanks again

Rochester, Canterbury or maybe Pevensey castle. They're way away for you however. The latter I have learnt has produced a sword and an axe last Summer from magnet fishing close to where the Old shoreline ran. Nice combo there, enjoyed your tour.

Thank you for this tour. I love Roman London and always walk through The City when I'm there. I didn't know about the girl buried by The Gherkin. I will stop and pay my respects next time.

I think I enjoyed seeing the museum of the church of all hallows by the tower. The wooden coliseum drains were impressive as well.

Thanks, girls. Greetings from Poland.

Thank you again for sharing Londonium. ❤ from Penang.

I’ve never heard of the unknown Roman Girl, you’ve inspired my next adventure to go seek her out. New subscriber here and love your history delivery.

Very cool! Thank you!😊

Fantastic tour! Thank you!

Rather fascinating and very well done.

Love this docuvlog 👍🏼

Where should we do our next Roman Tour? 👟

There is a piece of wall in the underground car park at the Barbican and another bit at Cripplegate.There is also a Roman Mithras temple in the Bloomberg building.basement.I remember they found a Roman boat at Guys hospital when they were building the new King’s college building opposite the main hospital.There is a statue outside the Cancer centre.

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I love what you women are doing!

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cool channel. i have a book called the roman place names of britain by rivet and smith. you could use it and do tours of the places

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You guys are right London is first Colchester was lying

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Simon Webb's book ?

Brilliant video very interesting well done girls 👍🛵