File:Villa Armira, the Mosaics 1.jpg
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| Description | The most impressive findings at the ancient Roman Villa "Armira" that was discovered in 1964 near the Bulgarian city Ivailovgrad was the mosiacs with thich the floors were decorated... |
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| Source | Villa Armira, the Mosaics... |
| Author | Klearchos Kapoutsis from Paleo Faliro, Athens, Greece. |
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