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Where does "Meh" come between one and 10? Asking for a friend.

Are you ready for a journey through history? Brading Roman Villa is a fascinating place to explore, with a rich history that spans thousands of years. Our museum provides a unique window into the Roman world, showcasing the lives and cultures of the people who once lived here.

Head Office sucking up again. 👇 🙄

🏆 Fair Game: Virtuous Venison is up for an #ArchaeologicalAchievementAward! Dr Rob Symmons at Fishbourne Roman Palace leads our role in this University of Exeter project, promoting sustainable deer management and equitable venison sharing. Learn more here: sussexpast.co.uk/fair-game-awar…

One of the prizes is free entry to us!! 🤩

Amphitheaters. 😎

🚨ANNOUNCEMENT! 🚨 From 15 Nov, to protect our internationally important site, we'll be limiting the number of visitors to the palace to 20,000 per day. Apologies if we have to turn people away. (In which case you could always visit Pompeii Sites - we've heard they're Ok).

Fishbourne Roman Palace To be fair, the swings at the Chichester amphitheatre are way better than any of the others I’ve visited.

#SundayHuxley's just back from doing his remembering.

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A team of National Trust and University of Exeter researchers has been nominated for a ArchaeologyUK Archaeological Achievement Award, for a project promoting sustainable management of British fallow deer by drawing upon ancient and medieval practices. news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-hum…

This is what our Box and Crosses mosaic would look like if you were 20 feet tall and your legs were invisible. #MosaicMonday

Things fitting perfectly into other things. …fittingperfectlyintothings.tumblr.com

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Thrilled to share that the Fair Game project, featuring Fishbourne Roman Palace, has won the Sustainability Category at the Council for British Archaeology Awards! 🎉 The project explores fallow deer, first brought to Britain by the Romans, to tackle environmental issues & food security.