The early Roman imperial tomb was first discovered ... The authors lean toward the second hypothesis, given the brick tiles used to cover the cremated remains, noting that heavy weights were ...

While most Roman-era buildings were made of wood and thatch, the buildings excavated in the road bed were constructed of stone and brick, which, along with the roof tiles indicates that the set ...

Among other artifacts, archaeologists uncovered bits of Roman pottery, brick, and tiles, including one roof tile with the name ‘London’ stamped into it and fingerprints of the Roman tile maker.

They uncovered a temple/mausoleum that was turned into a pottery, brick and tile manufacturing centre sometime in the later 3rd to early 4th Century, to make building materials for Roman villas.

Ancient Roman ... PV tiles” as they are technically known — were created by the Italian company Dyaqua. They can be designed to appear like stone, wood, concrete or brick, and hidden on ...

The first-century site in Chichester is the largest collection of Roman mosaics in the UK. It was discovered in 1960. It has already identified nearly 150 boxes of historical brick and tiles ...

Emlen Urban, has Beaux Arts characteristics including glazed terra cotta rusticated tiles and a stylized street ... including buff narrow-gauge Roman brick with cast-stone decorative elements ...