Α ‘Lavish Home of Roman Legion Commander’
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A team of Polish archaeologists has discovered a monumental residence of more than 4500 square meters in Novae, an ancient Roman fortress in Bulgaria. It is believed that the building could be the mansion of the commander of the legion who was guarding the northern border of the Roman Empire. According to the University of Warsaw, the excavation campaign ... Continue reading " Monumental discovery: archaeologists find the mansion of 4,500 m2 of …
<p>Luxurious baths, statues of gods and precious items — archaeologists have found the probable residence of a Roman commander In the fortress of Nove, archaeologists have discovered a building of more than 418 m² with private baths, statues and precious artifacts. Scientists It is believed that the commander of the legion lived here</p>.
The monumental building had luxurious baths, walls decorated with paintings, elaborate floors, sculptures and altars with inscriptions. The first clues show that the building would have been praetorium — the residence of the bound, the officer who commanded the whole legion.
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