Lundenwic

Lundenwic (the Town of London) itself lies outside the dismal caester of Old Londinium, once the greatest city in all Britain. The great stone walls of the caester still stand and encircle a broad band of ruins and tangles on the north bank of the river Thames. 
Lundunwic is to the west of it, close to the walls, where merchants may drag up their boats on the shore and bargain with those who bring cattle or grain or thralls to trade. The merchants dwell in crude halls thrown up by the shore where they may shelter their men and goods while awaiting English sellers, and they always have work for idle hands.