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Roman Mosaics in Spain: The Roman Villa of La Olmeda
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Roman Mosaics in Spain: The Roman Villa of La Olmeda
The Roman Villa of La Olmeda, located in Pedrosa de la Vega (Palencia, Spain), is one of the most significant late Roman archaeological sites in Europe. Dating primarily to the 4th century CE, the villa serves as a remarkable testament to the wealth and cultural sophistication of the Roman rural elite during the waning years of the Empire.I. Architectural SplendorLa Olmeda was a large, opulent rural mansion (domus) centered around a square peris…
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