During an excavation carried out at Bamburgh Castle in the north of England, the foundations of a Roman building were discovered. The building had a circular shape and has 20 meters in diameter.

Italian archaeologists have discovered a large Roman basin that dates in some parts to the 5th century BCE. The property is located between Rome and Ostia Antica.

An amazing find was discovered in the Slovak city Spišské Vlachy – a Roman coin dating back to the 4th century CE. It shows the emperor Constantius II, who ruled between 337 and 361 CE.

In Corby (central England), the remains of a larger Roman manufacturing complex were found, where many specialists worked 1,600 years ago, building villas and houses.

Roman bench and antique statuettes were found in the French city of Vienne. The discovery was made in what used to be ancient luxury gardens on the banks of the Rhone.

The authorities of the Italian city of Nemi, located 30 km from Rome, are demanding 30 million compensation from Germany for the destruction of the remains of Roman ships of Caligula during World War II.

Thanks to the activities of the people involved in the “Rome Reborn” project, we can discover ancient Rome from 320 CE in virtual reality or on a computer.

In early July, a fragment of a 1,800-year-old Roman monument was discovered. The discovery was made by accident during construction works in Vinca, near the Serbian capital, Belgrade. The property was stolen within 24 hours.

In March this year remains of Roman ships were discovered during mine work in ancient Viminacium (eastern Serbia). After several months of renovation, scientists showed the results of their work.

For the first time in history, researchers have managed to use the ground-penetrating radar to locate the entire city, whose traces are underground. An early map of the city of Falerii Novi was created, which was located about 50 km north of Rome.