Villa rustica of Bollendorf, Roman archaeological site in Bollendorf, Germany.
The Villa rustica of Bollendorf is an ancient Roman estate with foundation walls of a main residence and courtyard structures. The complex includes various rooms with technical installations and bathing areas that show how a Roman villa was organized and constructed.
The site was built in the 2nd century after Christ and remained in use until the 5th century. A fire eventually ended the settlement, though the structures underwent several modifications and adaptations before that final event.
This site demonstrates how wealthy Romans lived in this region, with rooms that reflect the high standard of living of their time. The remains and structures visible today give visitors insight into Roman domestic comfort and daily life in this area.
The site is under legal protection, so there are rules for research work and collecting objects from the area. If you find anything, you should report it to the relevant authorities.
Excavations began as early as 1829 when priest Johann Dahlem discovered many artifacts, making this one of the first known Roman estates in the region. This early work was groundbreaking for understanding Roman settlement patterns in this area.
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