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The 'Roman Treasure' Submerged for Centuries on the Beach of Palma Comes to Light

Summary by La Vanguardia
A valuable property that hides information about maritime trade in the Mediterranean area in Roman times is about to come to light. The Consell de Mallorca has started one of the most complex and relevant archaeological operations of the last decade: the extraction of the property of Ses Fontanelles, in the heart of Platja de Palma, in Mallorca, discovered by chance. Continue reading...

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The 'Roman Treasure' Submerged for Centuries on the Beach of Palma Comes to Light

A valuable property that hides information about maritime trade in the Mediterranean area in Roman times is about to come to light. The Consell de Mallorca has started one of the most complex and relevant archaeological operations of the last decade: the extraction of the property of Ses Fontanelles, in the heart of Platja de Palma, in Mallorca, discovered by chance. Continue reading...

·Granada, Spain
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La Vanguardia broke the news in Granada, Spain on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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