About North Leigh Roman Villa
North Leigh Roman Villa was built in the first century in what is now modern day Oxfordshire, UK.
Archaeologists believe that North Leigh Roman Villa was once a substantial building made up of approximately sixty rooms, however all that remains today are its ruins.
The main feature of the site is its preserved brown and red mosaic floor, which is now covered and is almost complete. North Leigh Roman Villa is an English Heritage site.
Lullingstone Roman Villa is a fine example of a 1st Century Roman villa. Built roughly 50 years after the Roman conquest of Britain, it was home to the wealthier elements of Romano-British society.
Cirencester Amphitheatre was once a Roman theatre, the remnants of which are located in Gloucestershire.
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