The Aporia · Discover the restored underground ancient Roman fresco and mosaic

A restored underground fresco and mosaic complex from ancient Rome has been opened to the public. Discovered in the late 1990s, these artworks are part of the foundation structures beneath the Baths of Trajan, once the largest bath complex in the Roman world.

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In the late 1990s, ancient Roman frescoes and mosaics were discovered underneath the ruins of the Baths of Trajan in Rome, Italy. These artworks are part of the largest known collection of their kind from ancient Rome. The discovery was made within underground structures that originally served as foundations for what became the largest bath complex ever constructed in the Roman world. Now, this significant historical find has been restored and is available for public viewing.

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The ancient artwork was discovered in the late 1990s within the underground structures that served as foundations for the Baths of Trajan, what became the largest bath complex in the world.

framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-15

2026-09-15 · The Globe and Mail

Discover the restored underground ancient Roman fresco and mosaic · assertive framing

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The largest fresco and mosaic complex of ancient Rome has been unveiled to the public. asserted

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The ancient artwork was discovered in the late 1990s within the underground structures that served as foundations for the Baths of Trajan, what became the largest bath complex in the world. asserted

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Discover the restored underground ancient Roman fresco and mosaic

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