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New Roman Military Camp Reveals the Vast Scale of a Cantabrian Wars Siege in Spain
Archaeologists have identified another Roman military camp around the Iron Age stronghold of La Loma in northern Spain, expanding a siege network that now includes seven known Roman positions. The newly documented installation, designated Site F, suggests that the Roman army deployed between 12,000 and 18,000 soldiers during the assault. The revised estimate places La…
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2,000-Year-Old Roman Bridge-Aqueduct Unearthed Beneath Zaragoza Streets
Beneath the busy streets of Zaragoza, a hidden piece of Roman engineering has quietly resurfaced. Archaeologists working several meters below ground level have uncovered what may be a 2,000-year-old bridge-aqueduct, offering rare physical evidence of how the ancient city of Caesaraugusta was built, organized, and supplied with water. The discovery emerged during urban renewal works…