Several Roman villas in Britain remained in continuous use after the Roman departure
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Archaeological and historical evidence demonstrates that numerous Roman villas across the former empire, including Britain and the Mediterranean, experienced continuous occupation and adaptive reuse well after the departure of Roman authorities.
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The End and Afterlife of Roman Villas in Sicily During the Late Antique, Byzantine, and Islamic Periods
2025 · cited by 1
Paper 6 discusses how Roman villas in Sicily evolved and remained as central settlement hubs or transformed into new communities through the Late Antique and Byzantine periods.
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A Late Antique Settlement in Madona Bay, Brijuni Islands
2011 · cited by 1
Paper 7 documents continuous geographical, cultural, and structural continuity and transformation at a villa-associated settlement in the Brijuni Islands.
Assessing Late Antique villa transformation at individual sites: towards a spatial approach
2021 · cited by 1
Paper 8 addresses the spatial transformation and continued occupation of Roman villas in Late Antiquity across different regions, including Britain.