
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Near this spot, in 1849, two Roman mosaics were discovered: The Four Seasons and Hunting Dogs. They can be seen at the Corinium Museum Recorded plaque organisation: Cirencester Civic Society.
The Four Seasons and Hunting Dogs are Roman mosaics discovered in 1849, offering insight into Roman artistic techniques and daily life; they are now displayed at the Corinium Museum, serving as significant archaeological artifacts from the Roman occupation of Britain.
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