WIRE — Archaeologists have uncovered a second-century building with mosaics and frescoes near the Colosseum that may have been barracks used by ancient Roman firefighters, the citys archaeological office said on Wednesday. Five of the buildings eight rooms have been fully excavated in the Villa Celimontana park, a former noble residence dating back to the 16th century The post Roman firefighters' barracks found near Colosseum appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
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