Dream - Archaeologists discovered a stunning Roman villa complex while excavating in Brookside Meadows, a village in Oxfordshire, England. The expansive complex includes several buildings from the late first and second centuries AD.

Louis Stafford, senior project manager at Red River Archaeology Group (RRAG), assesses that the size of this complex indicates that it may be a major feature in the region or even in the wider landscape.

Director of the site Francesca Giarelli told CNN that the villa is more than just a place of residence during the Roman Empire's rule in England, which lasted from 43 to around 411 AD.

Villa owners often have the task of taking care of plants, repairing roads, and stockpiling food. There are also areas that are repurposed, such as an oven used for drying cereal and hops.