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In many rooms the floors are not flat or have been damaged in some way. From the evidence available to you at the site and through other sources can you prove how the floors were damaged?
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In many rooms the floors are not flat or have been damaged in some way. From the evidence available to you at the site and through other sources can you prove how the floors were damaged? The Mosaic floors at Fishbourne have been damaged in a variety of ways. In this essay I am going to describe and explain how several of the floors have been damaged before explaining how the damage might have been caused. In addition, I will then explain what this damage can tell us about the changing function of the site. I will now organise the damaged floors into different categorises of 4 types, and those 4 types are:- Natural-natural damage such as weather erosion. Structural- structural damage such as post holes or ditches or drain marks. Accidental-accidental damage such as JCB marks, or plough marks. Vandalism-vandalism damage made on purpose such as rubbish site. I will now describe and explain each of...
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