Eastbourne's Roman Villa - a presentation by Helen Warren.

The Eastbourne Society's January 2023 presentation was given on Eastbourne's Lost Roman Villa, by Helen Warren, honorary secrestary of Eastbourne Natural History and Archaeological Society.
In this enhanced-for-video offering, learn of the wonders of this likely-lost treasure.
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[@JR_Taylor]

Wonderful work helen

[@avs4365]

Wonderful presentation - thank you so much for posting.

[@1000sofrobins]

A wonderful presentation! Great to think about the Romans in Eastbourne... let's dig up the whole seafront!

[@stephenburnage7687]

Fascinating! Thank you so much.

[@jeffovers8493]

I grew up in Eastbourne and in the 1970’s (when I was about 11) a neighbour who was immigrating to Australia gave me a small bronze Roman coin of Elagabalus (222AD) that she had been involved with excavating (or said that it had been found near) the Wish Tower. I still have it and although it’s of not much value it had a registration/evaluation from the British Museum