Archaeologists in the French city of Fréjus unearthed a Roman domus (house), marble basin and remains of a monumental structure which could have been part of an ancient temple or sanctuary. The finds were made during archaeological excavations on Rue Aubenas (opposite the Aulézy nursery school) in the historic centre of Fréjus (Var department, southeast France). The excavations are being carried out by municipal archaeologists as part of an ongo…
Important archaeological findings have been uncovered in the historic center of Fréjus, in southeastern France, bringing to light new evidence about the daily life and religious activity of the ancient Roman city of Forum Julii.