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The paper deals with the representation of Arion on the monumental floor mosaic in one of the most representative rooms of the Roman Villa del Casale in Sicily, dating from the beginning of the 4th century (fig. 1, 2). It is special in many respects.
Anđela Gavrilović
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Unveiling the Ancient Craft: Resin Use in the Roman Age at the Villa of Pla de l’Horta (Girona)
In the heart of the historical exploration of the Roman villa of Pla de l’Horta, an archaeological site that has unveiled extensive data about ancient wine production and other economic activities in the Antiquity, we can offer new data of interest ...
Ana Costa Solé, David Vivó Codina
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Brading Roman villa: evidence of a late Roman massacre?
Radiocarbon dating of disarticulated human remains from Brading Roman villa (Isle of Wight, UK) assigns them to a single event or multiple events within a short duration in the late Roman period, c. 220/50-360/400.
Hamilton, Derek, Fulford, Michael
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The Sculpture from the late "Roman Villa" in Halikarnassos
Arkæologi, Sculpture, Roman Villa, Late ...
Poulsen, Karen Birte
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This work characterises the high-quality white marble used in the bust of Emperor Hadrian found in the Roman villa of Los Torrejones (Yecla, Murcia).
M.ª Pilar Lapuente Mercadal +3 more
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Chedworth Roman Villa is a major site of the Roman period in Britain, one of the largest rural domestic buildings known from the 4th century high point of Romano-British culture.
National Trust
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The City personifications in the Late "Roman Villa" in Halikarnassos
Arkæologi, Mosaics, Personifications, Roman Villa, Late ...
Poulsen, Karen Birte
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A female burial with grave goods at the Roman villa of Almenara de Adaja (Valladolid)
Recent works in an area placed North from the pars urbana of the late imperial roman villa at Almenara de Adaja (Valladolid, Spain) have uncovered a female burial with grave goods. These finds suggest the likely situation of a necropolis corresponding to
C. GARCÍA MERINO, M. SÁNCHEZ SIMÓN
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Roman villa at Piazza Armerina: Mosaics
Close view of the center of the mosaic in the room of the small hunt, depicting servants offering wine and removing pieces of meat from a basket; The villa contains some 45 rooms, nearly all of them still paved with mosaic (or in one case marble ...
unknown (Roman (ancient))
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