Submerged Roman-era villa emerges from Lake Fusaro, stuns archaeologists
Officials announced that volcanic activity around Naples, Italy has brought an ancient Roman villa to the surface in Lake Fusaro.
A geological phenomenon has given rise to an ancient Roman village complex lying in Lake Fusaro’s waters.
Josi Gerardo Della Ragione, mayor of Bacoli, recently announced on social media that walls had been discovered in Lake Fusaro near Naples, Italy.
The Phlegraean Fields sits within a collapsed caldera, namely a volcanic area formed by several volcanic edifices, which includes the Solfatara volcano, well known for its fumaroles (vents from which hot volcanic gases and vapours are emitted), reported Heritage Daily.