This Ancient Roman Bathhouse Had Been Repurposed ... Like the newly discovered mosaics, these featured aquatic animals such as octopuses, fish, mussels, and seals as well as aquatic plants.

An astonishing 2000-year-old mosaic depicting dolphins and fish in colourful tiles has been uncovered at Wroxeter Roman City in Shropshire Archaeologists have also made other important ...

“These mosaics, adorned with animal figures and rare sea creatures like octopuses and various fish species ... is the site of a Roman settlement that dates back to the fifth to seventh centuries ...

A 2,000-year-old mosaic has been discovered during excavations at a Roman site in Shropshire. The piece at Wroxeter Roman City, near Shrewsbury, depicts brightly-coloured dolphins and fish.

The mosaic, which features fish and dolphins, was discovered in Wroxeter Roman City. The fourth largest city in Roman Britain that was almost as big as Pompeii during its heyday, its ruins now ...

A rare 2,000-year-old mosaic depicting dolphins and fish in still-bright colours has been uncovered in a Roman city in Shropshire, English Heritage has said. Archaeologists found it while carrying ...

Fish swim by an ancient Roman mosaic once part of a wealthy villa in the city of Baiae. Edoardo Ruspantini / Campi Flegrei Archaeological Park A stunning floor mosaic that once adorned an ancient ...

The mosaic dates to around the end of the Roman Empire in 3rd century AD and ... Due to the underwater setting of the villa, fish can be seen swimming over the mosaic. PACF noted that the walls ...