Old Roman City Excavated Near St. Albans

The video explores the ancient city of Bediulamium, a predecessor of St Albans, highlighting its historical significance. It describes a Roman house with a mosaic floor and the excavation process revealing Roman artifacts, including pottery with the name Albina. The discovery of a rare Roman cellar is also discussed.

What is the significance of Bediulamium in relation to London?

• It was a city before London was known.

• It was built after London.

• It was a suburb of London.

• It was a rival city to London.

What feature of the Roman house's floor is highlighted in the video?

• Its use of modern colors.

• Its plain stone tiles.

• Its decorated mosaic with primary colors.

• Its wooden flooring.

What materials were used in the construction of Roman house walls?

• Wood and straw

• Stone and clay

• Flint and brick

• Concrete and steel

What was the purpose of the excavation in the Roman house?

• To find gold and treasures

• To discover earlier houses and artifacts

• To build a new structure

• To create a tourist attraction

What makes the discovered Roman cellar significant?

• It contains a hidden treasure.

• It is the largest ever found.

• It is made entirely of gold.

• It is one of the few found in the country.