Archaeologists discover rare 1,700-year-old Roman marble busts buried near an ancient winepress in Israel
- pc: Haaretz( Assaf Peretz/Israel Antiquities Authority)Across the landscapes of the eastern Mediterranean, traces of Roman life continue to surface in unexpected places.
- A fragment of wall, a forgotten road, a buried coin hoard- each discovery adds another small piece to a much larger story.
- Occasionally, though, archaeologists uncover objects that seem strangely out of place, raising questions about why they ended up where they did.
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- pc: Haaretz( Assaf Peretz/Israel Antiquities Authority)Across the landscapes of the eastern Mediterranean, traces of Roman life continue to surface in unexpected places.
- A fragment of wall, a forgotten road, a buried coin hoard- each discovery adds another small piece to a much larger story.
- Occasionally, though, archaeologists uncover objects that seem strangely out of place, raising questions about why they ended up where they did.
Sources: Times of India