1,800-Year-Old Roman Fountain Being Rebuilt in Türkiye After Centuries of Damage
A monumental Roman fountain in the ancient city of Tripolis, western Türkiye, is gradually taking shape again as archaeologists work to restore its three-story façade…
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Rare Roman Window Grille Found in Switzerland With Original Nails Still in Place
Archaeologists working at the ancient Roman settlement of Augusta Raurica in Switzerland have unearthed an uncommon iron Roman window grille that includes two original fasteners…
Vitruvius’ Lost Basilica Found: Archaeologists Confirm Legendary Roman Building in Fano
For more than two millennia, it existed only on parchment. Now, it has emerged from the ground. Archaeologists in Italy have officially confirmed the discovery…
An 1,800-Year-Old Roman Bath Unlike Any Other Is Uncovered at Ancient Myra
At Myra Ancient City, archaeologists have uncovered an 1,800-year-old Roman bath whose design does not correspond to any known bath or water monument in the…
A Rare Find at Kastabala: Philosopher Mask Appears Where It Normally Shouldn’t
Late afternoon light spills across the ruined theatre of Kastabala, catching on thousands of weathered limestone blocks. The space feels silent now, but archaeologists working…
Ancient Roman Road and Rare Artifacts Unearthed in Switzerland
Archaeological excavations in Kaiseraugst, located in northern Switzerland, have revealed a remarkably well-preserved Roman road, infant graves, and a collection of rare ancient artifacts. These…