Sites HI and HII Figure 2. General site plan showing location of Area H (Margaret Andrews). Following the observation of a perfectly oval trace on the RAF photograph of the area of Villa Magna, 280 m southeast of the...
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Figure 1. General site plan showing location of Area E (Margaret Andrews). Objectives The trench, which lies along the drive leading to the casale, is just southeast of the structure known as the ‘Fontana Romana’ (Fig. 1; Fig. 2)....
Figure 1. General site plan showing location of Area D (Margaret Andrews). The collapse of the barracks in the 5th c. does not seem to have completely destroyed the structure. After approximately 80 years of abandonment, many parts of...
Figure 1. General site plan showing location of Area C (Margaret Andrews). CI Objectives and excavation history The small trench located in the north end of the presbytery of the church (Fig. 1) was, according to the records of...
Figure 1. General site plan showing location of Trench BII (Margaret Andrews). The area designated MON, for Monastery, was excavated over the course of five years (Fig. 1). The first trenches in 2006 were located in front of the...
Objectives Trench BI, excavated in 2006–2010, was opened in order to understand the evolution of the space in front of the church over time. It quickly became clear that the area was used intensively as a cemetery, and understanding...
Figure 1. General site plan showing location of Areas A and F (Margaret Andrews). Trenches FI and FII These areas were opened in 2008 to investigate the southern continuation of the monumental staircase uncovered north of the casale wall,...
Figure 3. Plan of the winery (Andrew Dufton). Figure 1. General site plan showing location of Area F (Margaret Andrews). All of the Roman structures excavated to the south of the winery seem, because of their orientation, to form...
Figure 1. General site plan showing location of Areas A and G (Margaret Andrews). The winery complex sits at the top of ridge at the centre of the estate, a location now occupied by several nineteenth-century buildings set around...
Fentress, E., Goodson, C., Maiuro, M., Andrews, M., Dufton, J.A. (eds.) 2016. Villa Magna: an Imperial Estate and its Legacies. Excavations 2006–2010. British School at Rome, Rome.
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