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The Largest Roman Pool in England? "It Was Fed by Water From the River gade." • Everything You Need to Know
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In Hemel Hempstead, UK, archaeologists have discovered one of the largest Roman pools in England. The article "The Largest Roman Pool in England? It Was Fed by the River Gade" comes from the website Everything That Matters.
In Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, a heritage development operation revealed the existence of a vast Roman residential complex buried under a public park. Located close to the former city of Verulamium, the Gadebridge Park villa extended over several hundred square metres and housed a private swimming pool whose dimensions exceeded what had previously been observed in an ancient residence in England. Rediscovered in the 1960s by archaeologist Da…
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