The discovery & excavation of the Rose Theatre in London in the late 1980s was an exciting archaeological project. Built in 1587, the Rose was an early outdoor playhouse, where the work of Marlowe & Shakespeare was first performed. The survival of day-to-day accounts make it historically unique. The announcement that this important site was threatened with destruction & redevelopment resulted in worldwide interest & support. This study begins by describing the changing role of theater in London in the 16th & 17th century. Discusses the archaeology uncovered, from pre-theater deposits to post-theater developments. Describes the ground surface & layout of the theater. Plans, photos, & watercolor drawings.
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