Kings Weston Roman Villa is now closed for the winter and will reopen in Spring 2025. 🌿
We’ve had an amazing year with 5 open days, tours, 12 school sessions, and Young Archaeologists Club events.
Thanks for helping us share Bristol’s Roman heritage! 🏛️
As part of #FestivalofArchaeology, Kings Weston Roman Villa is open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week for some family friendly fun!
Students from @UoBristolHARP will also be onsite with a range of real and replica Roman artefacts. ⚔️
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Come hang out here with me, @Kateiles5 and some old books - tomorrow 2-4pm. 📚 Special Collections Sunday: The Festival of Archaeology edition.
https://t.co/qUOE2TOPNM
Join our archaeology curator @BristolLibrary tomorrow (2 - 4pm) for a Festival of Archaeology edition of Special Collections Sunday!
https://t.co/xWgKTn7NVr
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@Donal_Lucey @bristolmuseum Awwww, thanks Donal! Excited to work with you and the local societies on lots of the outreach. Also very up for a Minecraft version of Kings Weston Roman Villa!
@AlisonBevanRWA @RWABristol@brunelsbridge Yes, we do! He lived @BlaiseMuseum, was an artist, a biographer, a collector and was involved in most of the cultural and religious organisations in the city. @bristolarchives have load of his letters and diaries too. Happy to chat!
To the Cotswolds! 18th century starscapers like Brown & Repton famously bred these small sheep with the markings of a cow, to aid a forced perspective in the fields of estates with less land*.