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1,700-year-old Roman bath unearthed in field in Elazığ

A structure detected in a field in Türkiye's Elazığ using ground-penetrating radar has been identified, through ongoing archaeological excavations, as a Roman bath believed to have belonged to a high-ranking class of the period.

Agencies and A News / Turkey
Published 14.07.2025 16:25
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The bath includes underfloor heating, cold, warm, and hot sections, steam rooms, pools, as well as clean and waste water channels.

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