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London D-Band 2004
Since the Roman Empire established London in 43
AD, the city has been an influential and prosperous center of Europe.
Driven by trade and civil unrest, the history of London is multifaceted.
Its history encompasses the radical changes in power of dominant religious,
political and social groups, in addition to the complex development
of the arts and culture. This cultural, political and social turmoil
and development is further expressed through the physical manifestation
of architecture and city planning.
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Student Pre-Histories
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Kalle Condliffe |
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Kate Davies
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Tommy Denby
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Emily Dine
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Katie Levy
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Student Webs
Kate Davies
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Political
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Emily Dine
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Physical
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Kalle Condliffe
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Katie Levy
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Cultural
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Student Essays
Tommy Denby
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Student Historical Fictions
Tommy Denby
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