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The late-antique villa at Noheda (Villar de Domingo García) near Cuenca and its mosaics

Because the discovery of the mosaic at Noheda has aroused great expectations, not to mention constant demands for information, we offer here a concise preview,1 without going into too many details about the architecture, decorative stones, iconography, coins, ceramics or animal bones, all of which will be presented in the definitive report2 and which will generally be indispensable for understanding and interpreting the site.