Anàlisi estructural de la vil.la del Pla de l'Horta (original) (raw)
Va ser a principi de l'any 1970, durant la construcció d'uns pisos pel Patronat "Santa Creu de la Selva", que es varen descobrir una sèrie de mosaics pertanyents a una vil•la romana. Es varen aturar les obres en aquell sector i el març del mateix any el S.T.I.A. de la Diputació va iniciar una primera campanya d'excavacions sota la direcció del Sr. Miquel Oliva'. Les excavacions es varen desenvolupar en dues campanyes, la segona de les quals va finalitzar a mitjan març de l'any 1972. Els mosaics, força malmesos, varen ser arrencats durant l'agost del 1970 per a la seva conservació i restauració^. L'excavació es va desenvolupar, bàsicament, a la part residencial de la vil•la, al voltant de la zona amb paviments musius. Però ja durant el primer any i, sobretot, durant la segona campanya es varen trobar indicis de la important extensió de la vil•la. Durant l'any 1971, i mentre es construïa una rasa per al clavegueram, a uns 100 m a l'est de l'àrea excavada, hi varen aparèixer diversos murs i un paviment d'O. signinum. Per sota d'aquest conjunt d'estructures es va trobar una destacable necròpoli ibèrica^.
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