If someone had available and considerable money, and did not know what to do with it and loved antiquity, he would certainly be interested in this place.

Roman gold coins have been discovered in eastern England, near Norwich. A total of 11 coins were found that were minted in Lugdunum (present-day Lyon in France) and which date back to the 1st BCE – 1st century CE. The obverse of the coins features a likeness of Emperor Augustus, and the obverse features various compositions.

Serbian computer scientist Danila Loginov showed Rome from 320 CE in a beautiful and amazing 3D animation. The film shows famous monuments and monuments of Roman culture, such as: the temple of Divus Augustus, the Basilica of Argentaria and many other shrines on Capitoline Hill.

In Bath, West England, in 2021, researchers discovered a coffin that was found to contain two skeletons. The object was discovered in Sydney Gardens.

Israeli archaeologists say they found the earliest pit where rubbish was collected. The garbage heap is said to be 2,000 years old and dates back to Roman times.

Excavations outside the walls of the Roman fort Camelon in central Scotland have brought new discoveries.

In 2021, a Roman stone mine was discovered near ancient Smyrna (today’s Izmir, in western Turkey). The preserved traces prove that the mine worked intensively to meet the demand for building materials necessary for the construction of monumental buildings in Smyrna.

Hundreds of colourful fragments of a Roman fresco have been found in the Cippori National Park. The discovery was made by a team of researchers from the Jewish University in Jerusalem.

In Venice, at the bottom of the Treporti canal, remains of the Roman road were discovered. The discovery was made in July 2021.

Two daredevils took up the challenge – climbing the walls of the Roman Colosseum. The question that arose is whether the building is adequately protected?