The ruins of a luxurious Roman Villa at Via Neroniana in Montegrotto Terme.

Archaeological Site of Via Neroniana at Montegrotto Terme

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The ruins of a luxurious Roman Villa at Via Neroniana in Montegrotto Terme. Read More
Archaeological Site of Via Neroniana at Montegrotto Terme

Archaeological Site of Via Neroniana at Montegrotto Terme: the ruins of a luxurious villa, built at the beginning of the 1st century A.D. and afterwards employed and reworked at least until the 3rd – 4th century A.D., are currently visible in a state-owned area beside the Terme Neroniane Hotel. The most significant part of the residential area is today sheltered by a permanent roofing that recalls the original volumes.
The same site also gave back traces of pre-proto-historical presence (3rd – 1st millennium B.C.), not visible on the ground any longer, and marks of medieval settlements (5th – 14th century A.D.), partially still preserved. In-depth studies of geomorphology and paleobotany have made possible a reconstruction of the ancient landscape preceding the human presence in this area.

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