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One of the many mosaic floors available to view at Bignor. The Romano-British villa was discovered by George Tupper, a local farmer, in 1811 when his plough hit a large stone. It is situated about 9 miles north of Chichester.

Tiled mosaic floor at Bignor Roman Villa - Head of Medusa

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One of the many mosaic floors available to view at Bignor. The Romano-British villa was discovered by George Tupper, a local farmer, in 1811 when his plough hit a large stone. It is situated about 9 miles north of Chichester.

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12th Apr 2010 by Brendan Routledge

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roman villa mosaic tesselation tiled floor hypocaust

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