What is recorded here
The Roman Painted House in Dover is a well-preserved Roman building dating to the 3rd or 4th century AD, notable for its intricate painted wall plaster, which provides insight into Roman domestic art and life in southern Britain. It is connected to the Roman occupation of Dover and is important as a key archaeological site illustrating Roman influence in the region.
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Photo: John Baker · CC BY-SA 2.0