The ruins were found near a Roman road that was unearthed during a 2013 excavation, officials said. The road likely connected two cities and replaced an earlier Iron Age route of transportation.

Because “Roman roads are characteristically straight,” archaeologists thought they knew where the London section of road should be, but finding its ruins “proved very difficult,” the ...

The Roman Amphitheatre is the star here as it's built into a slope facing the Mediterranean, and the sea views behind the ruins are just as striking as the stone tiers themselves.

Archaeologists in Haltern am See excavated wall, building ruins, road of Roman military campsite and found typical artifacts, very rare pottery, officials said.

Tucked away in the South of France, this quiet town holds a Roman treasure that rivals anything in Italy. Orange was once a major Roman settlement known as Arusio, and remnants of that history are ...

Imagine a marine Pompeii, a Roman town buried not by ash but by water, submerged whole, with roads, well-kept aristocratic villas, gardens, pillars, mosaic-floors and sensual statues.

Here, a reconstruction of the Treporti channel road in Roman rimes. The Venice lagoon would have been to the left of the road and to the Adriatic Sea to the right. (Image credit: Antonio ...

Ruins of Roman winery — at least 1,500 years old — found in French Alps. Look inside Story by Irene Wright • 1w ...

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Among them, the Tangchaodun Ruins, a Tang Dynasty (618-907) site with hints of Roman architecture in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, looks like a major contender, as it shows ...