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…
Roman engineering
A 56-Kilometre Water System Fed Tralleis’ 2,000-Year-Old Roman Pool
A Roman pool capable of holding around 300 people has been fully excavated at Tralleis, an ancient city near Aydın in western Turkey. The 2,000-year-old…
1,000-Year-Old Water System in Amphipolis Reveals Three Empires Shared the Same Network
Ancient Amphipolis built something that refused to disappear. For more than 1,000 years, through the rise and fall of empires, the city’s water system continued…
2,000-Year-Old Roman Bridge Unearthed in Switzerland: A Gateway Linking Celtic Helvetia to the Empire
Archaeologists in Switzerland have uncovered the remains of a 2,000-year-old Roman wooden bridge during construction work in Aegerten, a municipality in the canton of Bern…
Ancient Roman Engineering Rediscovered: Excavations Resume at Tyana’s 2,000-Year-Old Water Pool After 79 Years
In the heart of Central Anatolia, Turkey, a monumental Roman water structure is coming back into the spotlight. Located in the Bahçeli district of Niğde,…