Tourists wishing to see the Baths of Caracalla, will now have the opportunity to see the newly opened remains of the Roman house, which dates back to 134-138 CE.

Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa, the former capital of the Roman province of Dacia and one of the most spectacular excavation sites in Romania, is about to be rebuilt. All thanks to the EU subsidy of EUR 4.5 million.

In 2019, in the village of Cichobórz, in eastern Poland, a huge treasure from Roman times was discovered. A total of 1753 coins were discovered that date back to the 1st-2nd century CE. Coins were discovered by accident.

A team of underwater archaeologists discovered human bones in a Roman shipwreck known as Antykithira in 2016. This discovery may allow scientists to understand the life of the ancients even better.

In 2021, information appeared in the media that traces of a barbarian settlement, which dates back to the times of the Roman Empire, may have been found in the Bydgoszcz Forests.

The campaign for the complete discovery of the Roman amphitheatre in Chester (England) was blocked by a decision of the city council.

Due to the recent high temperatures and the lack of rainfall in Italy, the water level in the Tiber decreased so much that the inhabitants saw the remains of the foundations of the bridge built during the reign of Nero (54-68 CE).

Roman mosaic discovered in Cyprus was exposed to the public. It is unique in that it is preserved in very good condition and shows a chariot race.

According to scientists, the Romans, during their military actions against the Germans, especially at the end of the 2nd century CE, repeatedly reached the territory of the modern Czech Republic. Another proof of this is the Roman camp, the traces of which were discovered in 2018.

The coins, which, according to the latest research by specialists, come from ancient Rome, were mined at the Okinawa Castle in Japan in 2013. It is the first discovery of this type in this country.