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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 region. The discovery introduces a previously undocumented type of Roman thermal architecture, reshaping long-held assumptions about imperial-era building practices in Lycia. A Site Long Known, but Long Untouched The structure…
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Roman-Era Fortifications Unearthed Near Lübeck Rewrite Northern Germany’s Ancient Past
Archaeologists have uncovered a fortified settlement on the River Trave that dates back nearly 2,000 years. The discovery at Stülper Huk, a headland near Lübeck, reveals a stronghold from the Late Iron Age and Roman Imperial Period (ca. 1–400 CE), expanding the region’s history far beyond its medieval Hanseatic fame. A Hidden Stronghold on the…