Great visit to the Jewry Wall museum of life in Roman Leicester (Ratae). @JewryWallRoman
Fantastic interactive audio-visual displays. Expert guides available. Really brings the ruins to life.
@Roman_Britain@RomanBritain2#romanbritain
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The ‘Shell Mosaic’ from Fishbourne Roman Palace in West Sussex. Dating from the mid-third century AD, the mosaic depicts two scallop shells either side of the central panel. #MosaicMonday#RomanBritain 📸 My own.
Investigating a polygonal #Roman temple within the tree-covered hillfort of Chanctonbury Ring #WestSussex with Dave Rudling @ArchSouthEast Dec 1990
A small piece of original floor survived in the entrance to the temple (just above the step ladder in the photos) #MosaicMonday
Went for a walk at Halnaker yesterday. A lot of the leaves had fallen but it was still beautiful. I actually reduced the saturation on these - it looked almost unreal. We arrived just after the sun rose. Gorgeous morning. #Halnaker#RomanRoad#StaneStreet#Sussex#Kinsey
Hope you have a great Christmas from everyone at @villa_north We have had over 1,500 visitors this year, a record. 2024 will hopefully see some exciting renovations. This is an open site so it makes a great visit throughout the holiday period.
Samian bowl with graffiti-180-260 AD
This communal bowl is inscribed with names of individuals who may have been members of a guild. ..(1/2)
‘LVCIVS LVCIANVS (I)VLI DIANTVS
VICTOR VICTORICVS
VICTORINA VAS COMMVNIS’.
📷May
#EpigraphyTuesday#RomanBritain#Roman#Archaeology
We see a lot of fragmentary Roman roof tile, but near-complete examples like this are few and far between!
This recent find is from a late Roman sunken-featured building (SFB) bordering a small Romano-British trackway in Kent. #FindsFriday#RomanBritain#Archaeology
A very delicate penannular brooch (Fowler Type C). Late Iron Age to Early Roman & found alongside some very late Roman Pottery and already regarded an antique (& appreciated) when it went in the ground.
#FindsFriday#RomanBritain#Romanfinds#Romanarchaeology