In 1960 a man was laying a water pipe underneath the quaint village of Fishbourne near Chichester, West Sussex, when he uncovered what looked like Roman remains. After he duly reported the discover, the archaeologists were called in and they quickly unearthed more and more prestigious finds. They went on to uncover the largest Roman domestic building ever to be discovered north of the Alps: a palace laid out on imperial lines. Many questions surrounding the history of this palace remain unanswered; to this day fascinating mysteries remain at Fishbourne Palace. Recently Dan visited the remarkable Fishbourne Palace and sees, first hand, why it is one of the greatest Roman sites in Britain. #FisbournePalace #RomanBritain #DanSnow