Tracey-anne McCartne :
Interesting. I've seen this years ago, but didn't realise underneath Bloomberg. Ty.
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The company, Bloomberg, financed archaeological investigations, reconstructed the temple, created a cultural exhibition around it, and extended its relationship with London Musrum through a major philanthropic donation.
.archeology 2025, Blokmberg Philanthropies announced 20 million for London Museum, alongside donation of a collection containing more than 14,000 Roman artefacts from the headquarters excavation.
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The museum also identified its previous Bloomberg-funded digital transformation programme.
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Bloomberg publication explains the current reconstruction was positioned approx 12 meters west of the original temple to protect surviving remains.
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Bloomberg L.P corporate developer acquired the site, funded archaeological excavation, commissioned the headquarters and helped establish the public archaeological attraction.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies, cultural funder, supported London Museums Digital Accelerator work from 2023.
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MOLA, archaeological research conducted the excavation and published research on early London's administration, commerce, legal documents, and inhabitants.
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The 2025 London Museum announcemt also contains statements from Mayor Sadiq Khan, London Museum director Sharon Ament, and City of London Corporation policy chair Chris Jayward.
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A public private cultural partnership.
GLA. City of London Corporation. London Museum. Bloomberg.
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The excavation recovered 405 Roman writing tablets, more than 80 of which were deciphered.
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There was a dated financial document from 8th January AD 57, the earliest dated handwritten document known from Roman Britain.
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There's a striking historical symmetry.
The site now occupied by one of the world's leading financial information companies yielded some of London's earliest surviving business documentation.
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It's soooo interesting.
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2026-10-19 02:11:01