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Ancient Roman mosaic unearthed in London construction site
A remarkable discovery has been made in the heart of London, where construction workers stumbled upon a large and intricately designed Roman mosaic, hidden beneath layers of soil for nearly two millennia. Archaeologists have confirmed that the mosaic, dating back to around the second or third century AD, is one of the most significant Roman finds in the UK in recent decades. The unearthing of this mosaic not only offers a rare glimpse into the daily lives of Roman Londoners but also sheds light on the cultural, artistic, and economic vibrancy of the ancient city known as Londinium.
The mosaic is believed to have been part of the floor of a grand dining or reception room, likely belonging to a wealthy merchant or official. Its design is both elaborate and striking, featuring interlocking


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