"More than 4,000 fragments from wall paintings have been recovered in the excavation of a 2nd century Roman villa in Villajoyosa, Spain, revealing rich decorations."
"The discoveries include plant garlands, birds, and features mimicking architecture, showing a 3D visual effect that indicates the villa's luxurious design during Emperor Trajan's reign."
Excavations in Villajoyosa's Barberes Sud area have recovered over 4,000 wall painting fragments from a 2nd-century Roman villa, revealing intricate decorations including plant garlands and birds. The site, associated with Emperor Trajan's reign, is significant for its rich architectural features, like fluted columns, creating a three-dimensional look. The excavation uncovered part of the villa's layout, including its industrial space and lavishly decorated rooms. Conservators at Vilamuseu are working to piece together these fragments, essential for understanding the villa's original grandeur.
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