infomation on fishbourne roman palace?

Question

what it would have been like, the gardens, the mosaics, the museum, the historic parts of it, location, local amenities, decoration, facilities in the palace (as it would have been) etc

any pictures?,
no sites on the internet,
they don't give any details.

Answer 1

www.sussexpast.co.uk has all the answers!

Answer 2

Dooooooh. You're not looking in the right places. Check these out.

http://www.fishbourne.org/

They have three galleries of images, Fishbourne Roman Palace,
Mosaics at Fishbourne Roman Palace,
New Development - Ground Breaking Ceremony

plus a whole host of other information, Development UPDATE
Friends of Fishbourne Roman Palace
Links to local attractions
Mosaics
Remains
Taste of Rome Recipes
The Gardens

Have fun.

Answer 3

The Body in the Bathouse was written by Lindsey Davies.
I've been to the palace a few times and loved it. I suggest you google it and find the official site and the links.
I liked the gardens enormously as they have been recreated as close to the original garden; hedges are exactly where hedges were as they have the trenches dug in the chalk to show the patterns. The plants are pretty close to the originals though some of the varieties are out since the types from Roman times are extinct or unavailable.

Answer 4

There is a historical novel set at Fishbourne Palace, called something like The Body in the Bathouse, by a female British writer, part of a series of Roman-era mysteries she wrote. I wasn't too impressed with it, which is why I cannot recall either her name or the the precise title of the book. Nevertheless, if you can somehow track it from my meagre information, it does a decent job of conveying the details you are interested in

Answer 5

image or look things up sometimes when they do not seem to be clear. without the relevant information it would not be a good idea to accept advice