is the largest known Roman mosaic north of the Alps and is buried beneath the churchyard in Woodchester. It was discovered in 1793 and was uncovered about every 10 years up until 1973 when about ...

The replica was never installed in a villa in Italy and ... is the largest known Roman mosaic north of the Alps and is buried beneath the churchyard in Woodchester. It was discovered in 1793 ...

An account of the Roman antiquities discovered at Woodchester (1797) is a magnificent study of the newly-discovered villa and mosaic by Samuel Lysons - a Gloucestershire antiquary of note. The account ...

While a pretty Cotswolds manor house is already an enticing proposition, the Old Priory in North Woodchester is particularly special ... ties date back to before the Reformation. As for the Roman ...

The replica was never installed in a villa in Italy and the owner is ... Image caption, About 140,000 people came to see the original Woodchester Roman Pavement in 1973 Iain Dunbar from ...