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An ongoing excavation at Somma Vesuviana has uncovered an important structure from the time of Emperor Augustus, providing new information about the ancient Roman world
Scientists have uncovered signs of a Roman villa near Mount Vesuvius, possibly linked to the time of Emperor Augustus.
The 'extravagant' villa contains huge elaborate pillars, ancient pots known as amphora that likely held wine and even a statue of Dionysus, the Greek god of fertility.
Archaeologists may have discovered the Villa of Augustus near Mount Vesuvius, the historic site, where Rome’s first emperor is believed to have spent his final
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