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The Roman Villa at Woodchester
Britannia, 1982Woodchester, a small village near Stroud in Gloucestershire, is famous for the Orpheus mosaic which underlies its former church-yard. This mosaic is the largest in Britain and appropriately enough is known as the great pavement. It is however only occasionally uncovered, and, indeed, has been seen on only three occasions since the war, in 1951, 1963 ...
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The musealization of the Roman villas
2011El volum que teniu a les mans marca l’inici d’una nova etapa dins la sèrie Studies on the Rural Wold in the Roman Period i de les corresponents Taules Rodones anuals que en constitueixen la base. Per començar aquesta nova etapa hom va creure convenient centrar-se en la temàtica relativa a la museïtzació i presentació al públic de les vil·les romanes ...
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Though abandoned between the third and seventh centuries CE, many Roman villas enjoyed an afterlife in late antiquity as a source of building materials. Villa complexes currently serve as a unique archaeological setting in that their recycling phases are often better preserved than those at urban sites.
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