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The Roman Baths

by Moira Allen

Statue of Roman Emperor, Bath
Statue of Roman Emperor, Bath Statue of Roman Emperor, Bath Statue of Roman Emperor, Bath
Victorian sculptures of Roman emperors stand guard over the baths from the upper terrace.

Bath Altar Stone Bath Altar Stone Bath Temple Stone
Two stones from the altar to Minerva, and an inscribed temple stone.

Bath Hypocaust Pilae Bath Hypocaust Pilae
Stacked tile pilae from the West Baths hyppocaust system, used to warm the floor and walls.

Bath Mosaic Bath Mosaic
Temple Mosaic

Bath temple floor Bath Frigidarium
Original temple floor; frigidarium (cold pool)

Roman Baths at Bath Roman Baths and Baths and Pigeons
The Great Bath (and some modern bathers)

Bath Rotunda Ceiling
Rotunda ceiling of the main entrance to the Baths.

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Moira Allen, editor of TimeTravel-Britain.com, has been writing and editing for more than 25 years, and is the author of more than 300 articles and seven books. In 2007 Allen achieved her lifelong dream of living in England, spending 15 months in Hastings before returning to the US in 2008 (with about 17,000 digital photos!). In the process, Allen became addicted to Victorian periodicals and has recently launched a new website, Mostly-Victorian.com, which archives hundreds of Victorian articles. For more information about Allen's books and other writing, visit her other website at http://www.writing-world.com.
Photos © 2003 Moira Allen

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