Descoperire surpriză în timpul unor lucrări de rutină în Roma: O clădire de lux din secolul al II-lea, scoasă la lumină

A significant archaeological discovery was made in Rome, revealing a large luxury building from the 2nd century AD, adorned with valuable mosaics and paintings. The initial project aimed to stabilize a wall, but excavations uncovered eight rooms, five of which have been fully unearthed. The chief archaeologist noted the unexpected scale of the find, including overlapping mosaics from different centuries. Restoration efforts are underway, with a focus on a beautifully decorated ceiling. The complex, dating back to the 2nd century, may have belonged to an important family or served as a barracks. Ongoing studies aim to clarify its original purpose.