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A Roman Villa in Tuscany
Probably the most important archaeological excavation in Italy at the moment is at Orbetello in Tuscany, where Professor Andrea Carandini , together with a team of British archaeologists under Tim Tatton-Brown . is investigating a large villa built about 80 Be. The style of this building and influence of its estate on the countryside is providing new information about the ' villa system '. Malcolm Billings reports from the site with the latest developments. Producer ROY HAYWARD BBC Bristol

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Andrea Carandini
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Tim Tatton-Brown
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Malcolm Billings
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