Archaeologists have made what is thought to be the first discovery of a prized purple pigment in Britain in a Roman bath-house near Hadrian’s Wall, revealing the importance of the building.
Brading Roman Villa on the Isle of Wight was first excavated in 1880-1881 revealing rooms with elaborate mosaic floors and many fragments of painted wall plaster. This fragment shows a peacock ...
Brading Roman Villa on the Isle of Wight was first excavated in 1880-1881 revealing rooms with elaborate mosaic floors and many fragments of painted wall plaster. This fragment shows a peacock ...
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