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Another fascinating discovery lies deep within the city: the remnants of the London Amphitheater, built during the Roman period around 70 AD. Contrary to expectations of an impressive structure, only fragments of its walls and drainage system remain today, obscured by layers of modern construction materials. Yet, these remains are of great historical significance, as the amphitheater once accommodated thousands who gathered for entertainment and public spectacles. Over time, it was largely dismantled for building materials, but the echoes of its vibrant past still resonate.