floorplaster, opus signinum, so that probably the floor levelof the room was about one foot below the level of theadjoining rooms; if so, there must have been a step downfrom each. A small set of baths, somewhat resemblingthe Compton one, was found at Wheatley, Oxfordshire,in 1846, and is described… … (B) Hot-water Bath.ROMAN BUILDING AT COMPTON. face p. 46. A ROMAN BUILDING FOUND AT COMPTON. 47 Beyond a quantity of broken potsherds but fewobjects, and only three coins, were found at Compton.A fragment of wall plaster, painted a reddish browncolour, was also picked up.
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