Brian Naylor Farm Rutland at Gabriel Antwan blog

Brian Naylor Farm Rutland. Jim irvine, son of landowner brian naylor, made the initial discovery after spotting unusual pottery on a walk during the 2020. The rare roman mosaic and villa complex are now protected as a scheduled monument by the government, following advice from historic england. A roman villa complex containing a rare mosaic has been discovered in a farmer’s field in rutland, and was today protected as a scheduled monument. Man's leisurely stroll on his father's farm led to the discovery of an expansive roman villa complex and striking mosaic beneath the soil. Jim irvine (left), who discovered the site, with his father brian naylor, who owns the land in rutland on which the roman mosaic unique to britain and depicting one of the most famous battles. The mosaic, measuring 7m by 11m, lies close beneath the surface, and was discovered at the height of last year’s lockdown by jim irvine, the son of the landowner brian. The initial discovery was made during the.

A roman villa complex containing a rare mosaic has been discovered in a farmer’s field in rutland, and was today protected as a scheduled monument. Man's leisurely stroll on his father's farm led to the discovery of an expansive roman villa complex and striking mosaic beneath the soil. The mosaic, measuring 7m by 11m, lies close beneath the surface, and was discovered at the height of last year’s lockdown by jim irvine, the son of the landowner brian. Jim irvine, son of landowner brian naylor, made the initial discovery after spotting unusual pottery on a walk during the 2020. The initial discovery was made during the. The rare roman mosaic and villa complex are now protected as a scheduled monument by the government, following advice from historic england. Jim irvine (left), who discovered the site, with his father brian naylor, who owns the land in rutland on which the roman mosaic unique to britain and depicting one of the most famous battles.

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Brian Naylor Farm Rutland The mosaic, measuring 7m by 11m, lies close beneath the surface, and was discovered at the height of last year’s lockdown by jim irvine, the son of the landowner brian. Jim irvine (left), who discovered the site, with his father brian naylor, who owns the land in rutland on which the roman mosaic unique to britain and depicting one of the most famous battles. The mosaic, measuring 7m by 11m, lies close beneath the surface, and was discovered at the height of last year’s lockdown by jim irvine, the son of the landowner brian. Jim irvine, son of landowner brian naylor, made the initial discovery after spotting unusual pottery on a walk during the 2020. A roman villa complex containing a rare mosaic has been discovered in a farmer’s field in rutland, and was today protected as a scheduled monument. Man's leisurely stroll on his father's farm led to the discovery of an expansive roman villa complex and striking mosaic beneath the soil. The rare roman mosaic and villa complex are now protected as a scheduled monument by the government, following advice from historic england. The initial discovery was made during the.