Italy uncovers Roman villa via illegal excavation

A decorated Roman villa with intricate mosaics has been discovered near Rome, in an area that was formerly a gathering place for imperial arches called Loryum. The site dates back to the Roman era, between 27 BC and 5 AD. The discovery came after reports of secret digging activities by neighbors, and it was revealed that the site had been targeted by treasure hunters. The authorities quickly removed the site, halting the excavations, and unearthed parts of the villa along with well-preserved artifacts, including a statue of the god Silvanus. This discovery is considered one of the most significant recent archaeological finds in Italy, and the public is currently allowed to visit the site with prior arrangement.

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