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Bank of England Mosaic


3rd century AD
Found under the Bank of England, London
This floor of a small square room was the first Romano-British mosaic acquired by the British Museum, in 1806, about a year after its discovery. It lay around 3.5 metres underground under the north-west corner of the Bank of England site in the City of London.
In the British Museum.
October 2007.
Found under the Bank of England, London
This floor of a small square room was the first Romano-British mosaic acquired by the British Museum, in 1806, about a year after its discovery. It lay around 3.5 metres underground under the north-west corner of the Bank of England site in the City of London.
In the British Museum.
October 2007.
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