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Tens of thousands of ancient coins have been found off Sardinia. They may be spoils of a shipwreck

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Moroccan archaeologists unearth new ruins at Chellah, a tourism-friendly ancient port near Rabat - Vimarsana News

Moroccan archaeologists unearth new ruins at Chellah, a tourism-friendly ancient port near Rabat

Archaeologists have unearthed more ancient ruins of what they believe was once a bustling port city near the capital of modern-day Morocco. Researchers from Morocco’s National Institute of Archaeological Sciences and Heritage on Friday presented new discoveries made this year at Chellah. The site is a 1.2-square-mile or 3.15 square kilometer UNESCO World Heritage Site. They showed new evidence of thermal baths and working class neighborhoods near the ancient necropolis. Morocco hopes the expansive Roman ruins near its capital city will lure tourists and scholars in the years ahead.

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Moroccan archaeologists unearth new ruins at Chellah, a tourism-friendly ancient port near Rabat

Archaeologists unearth 'ruins of port city' at Moroccan Unesco site at Chellah - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists unearth 'ruins of port city' at Moroccan Unesco site at Chellah

The experts dug out thermal baths and working class neighbourhoods at the site near the capital, Rabat.