Reconstructing the Past Gallery

Jewel Tower, London J920690

JEWEL TOWER, Westminster, London. Middle Ages reconstruction drawing by Alan Sorrell. Jewel Tower in the foreground and Westminster Abbey in the distance. The Jewel Tower, or King's Privy Wardrobe, was built c.1365 to house Edward III's treasures. It is one of only two buildings of the original Palace of Westminster to survive the fire of 1834

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Durrington Walls N130053

DURRINGTON WALLS, Wiltshire. Reconstruction showing the settlement at Durrington Walls near Stonehenge in about 2500BC, this view looking north, in summer. The image shows the timber monuments of the southern circle and northern circle, an avenue or roadway, and houses. This view is shown looking north from a position above and to the west of the modern car park. Born-digital reconstruction illustration created by Peter Lorimer

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Housesteads Roman Fort J000119

HADRIAN'S WALL: HOUSESTEADS ROMAN FORT (VERCOVICIUM), Northumberland. Reconstruction drawing of the granaries in later 2nd century AD by Philip Corke

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