Schimbare uriașă: Zona celebră pentru plaje fantastice care a devenit peste noapte o atracție arheologică majoră

A southern Italian area known for its beaches has seen a surge in visitors to an ancient archaeological site. Roca, located in Salento, attracted around 60,000 tourists last summer, shifting their focus from local beaches to historical heritage. Research indicates that this ancient settlement was a prosperous trade hub during the Bronze Age, linked to Mediterranean trade routes and civilizations like Egypt. Excavations are ongoing with the help of American specialists, and valuable artifacts, including gold discs, are displayed at the Colosseum in Rome.