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- Romano-British villas (68)
The Roman villa in South-West England (1977)
Excavations at Gatcombe in 1965 and 1966
Gatcombe: the excavation and study of a Romano-British villa estate 1967-1976 (1977)
A Romano-British house near Bedmore Barn, Ham Hill, Somerset
English church screens: being great roods, screenwork and rood-lofts of parish churches in England and Wales (1936)
A lost Roman villa?
Exploration of a Romano-British dwelling house in Hampton Down
Churchie Bushes
Roman remains in (Somerset)
Cannington bypass, Somerset: middle bronze age enclosure at Rodway and roman villa at Sandy Lane (2018)
The Romano-British villa at Brislington
Villa Ventorum: a Roman estate reimagined (2021)
Roman house, Seven Acre Field
Roman house, Camerton
Trial excavations at Upper Langridge Farm
Cheddar vicarage 1965: interim report. (1965)
Cheddar vicarage 1965
Remains of a Roman villa
Site of the Roman villa at Havyatt
Lower Row Roman villa (2006)
The Low Ham Roman bath: pictures showing the latest discoveries
Sprung from the earth: Villa Ventorum, the property of a Romano-British gentleman and his family, AD351 (2023)
A Roman villa near Ilchester
Ilchester Mead Roman villa
Ilchester Mead Roman Villa
Roman villas (1988)
Keynsham Roman villa....
Mosaics and room function ... fourth-century Romano-British villas
Roman remains at Keynsham
The Roman house at Keynsham, Somerset
Keynsham cemetery: an unwelcome resurrection
Keynsham villa mosaics ([1987?)
Roman villa and Roman coins
On a Roman villa at Littleton, near Somerton
Roman site on R.A.F station, Locking
Locking Roman villa: further excavations in airmen's ... quarters
The Roman villa at Low Ham
The Roman villa at Low Ham
Roman villa at Low Ham
The Roman Villa at Low Ham
The Roman villa at Lufton
The Roman villa at Lufton
Roman villa at Lufton
Orpheus redicsovered: the quest for the lost mosaics of Newton St. Loe (1995)
Roman villa at Newton St. Loe
Excavation at Newton St. Loe Roman villa (1967)
Orpheus and the Newton St Loe pavement in Bristol City Museum
The Newton St Loe "Orpheus" pavement
On a Roman villa discovered under an old barn