Category Archives: Spain

Roman Baths From Tarragona

I was hoping we’d get more info on this one from the Barcelona Reporter (a few days old already): It seems the baths fell into disuse as the Roman city became busy and eventually became a habitat area, and a first dating points to the late start of V or VI century Archaeological find Roman [...]

Roman Temple Find from Spain (maybe)

Something seems to be lost in translation (maybe not)  in this item from the Barcelona Reporter: The work that has lasted three weeks have also brought to light several tombs and a Roman Christian who, according to experts, could belong to some bishops or individuals from that epoch An ancient Roman temple, discovered following the [...]

Ancient Port of Trafalgar

I’m hoping we’ll get more on this one, but many of these items reported by ANSA never seem to make it beyond ANSA’s own English coverage: Searches along the Cadiz coast have led Spanish archaeologist Joaquim Casellas to find the ancient port of Trafalgar, 50 metres below the waves and partly buried at a depth [...]

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