An impressive discovery of a mosaic floor thought to date from the 3rd century AD. , took place near the city of Verona, Italy. The mosaic floor was located below a vineyard on a small hill.
According to CNN, the floor probably comes from Ancient Rome, and the archaeologists who discovered it said they will work very hard to make the find open to the public so everyone can admire this archaeological treasure.
Local authorities posted some photos of the excavation on the city's Facebook page.
In their Facebook post they wrote a few words about the find.
" After countless decades of failed attempts, archaeologists have uncovered "part of the floor and foundations of the Roman Villa located north of the capital, discovered by scholars a century ago.
The team's goal was to determine the exact location of the ancient structure.
Those in charge will now contact the owners of the area and the Municipality, so that this great archaeological treasure can be accessible to the public.
The result will not come soon and significant resources will be needed, but the way will be found.
The municipality will help as much as possible to achieve this goal, while thanking in advance the professional archaeologists and the owners of the area for the goodwill they have shown. "