archaeologists have discovered roman mosaics perfectly preserved in the vineyards of Northern Italy, possible elements of a villa sought for over a century, announced on Thursday that the mayor of the town.
The sumptuous mosaics with bright colors and geometric designs, partially unearthed near the town of Negar di Valpolicella, near Verona (North-East), could be part of a roman villa of the Third century, referred to by archaeologists since 1922.