Lost First-Century Roman Villa Unearthed Near Rome

An illegal excavation near Rome has led to the discovery of a previously unknown first-century Roman villa, believed to have been visited by emperors. The significant archaeological find sheds new light on ancient Roman history.

16 Jun, 11:17 — 16 Jun, 11:17

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Lost first-century villa likely visited by three emperors unearthed outside Rome

Villa was likely built in early first century and abandoned in the third century, researchers say

By Vishwam Sankaran

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Lost First-Century Roman Villa Unearthed Near Rome

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Lost first-century villa likely visited by three emperors unearthed outside Rome

Detenida una excavación ilegal cerca de Roma con una ignota villa romana a la que iban emperadores

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