Hypocaust
Roman Villa Found in Southeastern England
Parts of the hypocaust system that circulated heat through the walls and floors of the bathhouse also survived
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Аrchaeologists Discover 4th Century Roman Bath in Bulgaria's Plovdiv
Archaeologists have discovered a Roman bath dated back to the 4th century in the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv.
The bathroom is a complex on a several acres with marble floor and a swimming pool. Currently the builders gave the archaeologists the place and a team led by Maya Martinova discovers the remains which are remarkably saved, according to BGNES wire service.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover 1600-Year-Old Mosaic in Downtown Sofia
Bulgarian archaeologists discovered a unique, richly decorated, 1600-year-old mosaic during excavation works in downtown Sofia at the site of the ancient Roman city of Serdica.
The mosaic, which was uncovered below a concrete supporting block under the central Dondukov boulevard, has six colours and is made of natural elements.
Bulgaria's Lovech Boasts Europe's First Virtual Museum of Water
The first virtual museum of water in Europe was officially unveiled in the Bulgarian town of Lovech.
Following a restoration with EU funds and preservation of its authentic appearance, the old Deli Hamam bath in the Varosha quarter now houses the unique water museum.