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New discoveries in Parioli district of Rome

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20 October 2022
New discoveries in Parioli district of Rome
New discoveries in Parioli district of Rome | Photo: Fabio Caricchia

Remains of a paved Roman road that was probably connected to Via Salaria Vetus and an ancient tomb were discovered in Piazza Pitagora in the Parioli district of Rome. The discovery was made during construction work on a new underground cable line.

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