The Roman Pavement
The Roman tesselated pavement, perfectly preserved in the Undercroft, is the floor of a domestic house in the late 2nd Century.
It has a gully in it thought to be the position of a wall showing plaster at the edges.
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The Roman tesselated pavement, perfectly preserved in the Undercroft, is the floor of a domestic house in the late 2nd Century. It has a gully in it thought to be the position of a wall showing plaster at the edges.
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