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Description	The most impressive findings at the ancient Roman Villa "Armira" that was discovered in 1964 near the Bulgarian city Ivailovgrad was the mosiacs with thich the floors were decorated...
Date	17 May 2009, 12:42
Source	Villa Armira, the Mosaics...
Author	Klearchos Kapoutsis from Paleo Faliro, Athens, Greece.

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