As the works to build the Venezia station, corresponding to Line C of the metro of Rome, a group of archaeologists discovered a series of perfectly preserved Roman houses. These remains, which came to light just a few meters from Piazza Venezia, represent a valuable window to the past of the Italian capital. According to experts, the structures found date from the 1st and 2nd centuries AD and are part of an ancient Roman Domus –a typical high-cl…
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As the works to build the Venezia station, corresponding to Line C of the metro of Rome, a group of archaeologists discovered a series of perfectly preserved Roman houses. These remains, which came to light just a few meters from Piazza Venezia, represent a valuable window to the past of the Italian capital. According to experts, the structures found date from the 1st and 2nd centuries AD and are part of an ancient Roman Domus –a typical high-cl…