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Discoveries Reshape Switzerland's Roman Map
The death of scholars: The artifacts from the Roman era in Switzerland are becoming more prominent due to drought waves that have revealed ruins and tombs buried long ago. Archaeologists in the Voed region used drones to capture images of the fields surrounding Aventicum, leading to the discovery of thermal baths, roads, and a temple previously unknown over the past 50 years. The dry conditions have helped uncover hidden archaeological sites through signs of plant wilting, and these discoveries have contributed to improving the historical map of the ancient Roman city, which gradually declined following the Germanic tribes' invasions beginning in the third century. Scientists explained that these findings add important details to the region’s history without the need for extensive excavations, highlighting the significance of climate change in revealing archaeological sites.
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