Han Li
Han Li is an archaeologist with the Museum of London Archaeology (Mola) who has gained recognition for his meticulous work in reconstructing ancient Roman frescoes discovered in Southwark, London. He dedicated months to assembling thousands of fragile plaster fragments, likening the process to completing a highly challenging jigsaw puzzle. His efforts have revealed stunning artworks that provide insight into the affluence of Roman London and the skilled artists who created them. Li's findings contribute significantly to our understanding of the city's rich Roman history.
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Ecuador:
Han Li, a construction materials specialist at the museum, expressed amazement at the magnitude of what could be reconstructed from the fragments.
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United States:
Han Li is a Senior Building Material Specialist at the Museum of London Archaeology who reconstructed a collection of Roman wall plaster.
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Panama:
Han Li is part of the Mola team and has been examining the plaster fragments.
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United States:
Han Li, senior building material specialist at MOLA, spent three months painstakingly laying out the fragments in order to restore the massive artwork.
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Bolivia:
Han Li from Mola described the frescoes as one of the largest sets of Roman wall plates and paintings ever found in Roman London.
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Slovakia:
Han Li is an employee of MOLA who worked on assembling the fragments of plaster for three months.
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United Kingdom:
Han Li from Mola described the frescoes as one of the biggest assemblages of Roman wall plaster and paintings ever found in Roman London.
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