The oldest of these houses was Roman, occupied until the third century; the second and third houses were Byzantine. (8 things people get wrong about ancient Rome.) A reconstruction of the ...

Both sides of the street also featured columned open-air halls known as porticoes beside the cellars of strip houses, or narrow homes that were popular at the time in northwestern Roman provinces.

Photos show the “rare” ancient Roman artifact. Photo from the City ... Photo from the City of Leuven Archaeologists said they plan to move the delicate pipes to a conservation studio, where ...