Legio

The excavation site reveals intricate architectural remains, including stone foundations, walls, and intersecting streets from different historical periods.

During the Roman period, Legio functioned as a military base, housing the Sixth Roman Legion that controlled regional trade routes.

The archaeological findings include pottery fragments, tools, and artifacts that demonstrate the intersection of Roman military and local civilian life.

Researchers and students participate in seasonal excavation programs, uncovering new sections of the ancient settlement through systematic archaeological methods.

The site contains evidence of advanced water management systems, including aqueducts and cisterns that supplied the Roman military camp.

GPS coordinates: 32.57222,35.17028

Latest update: April 23, 2025 02:07