... villa could run effectively. The location of Chedworth was helpful to it because it enabled the inhabitants to trade in the town. The towns were good for trade because of all the different items that were imported and exported by the trade route. Whittington Villa was similar to Chedworth because a ridge sheltered it. It also had the presence of a natural spring. Woodchester Villa was also similar to Chedworth because it was situated near to some major towns, one of these being Bath. The reason it was situated there was so that trade within the town was easier to access. Bignor Villa was also situated near to a major trade route, this was the . Based on these comparisons I would say that the location of Chedworth was typical because it had a similar location features to other villas. It was near to towns and roads and has ...

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