A rainstorm has exposed the ancient Roman stone carvings of a phallus, face and cornucopia at a first-century fort in Spain. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Archaeology & History Excavations at an Ancient Roman Fort in Spain Have Turned Up a 2,000-Year-Old Rock Carved With a Human Face and Phallus. The meaning of the carving remains a mystery.

The fort was constructed along the Lima River in what is now known as Galicia, an autonomous region in northwestern Spain, and its occupation lasted from around 75 A.D. until it was abandoned less ...

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BENIDORM, SPAIN—Live Science reports that carvings of a phallus, human face, and a cornucopia were revealed on a stone at Tossal de La Cala, a hilltop Roman fort located on Spain’s ...

THE BODY of a Roman man buried face-down with a knife in his back – and missing his feet – has sparked mystery at the site of a huge, newly-unearthed fort. The eerie discovery was made … ...

THE BODY of a Roman man buried face-down with a knife in his back – and missing his feet – has sparked mystery at the site of a huge, newly-unearthed fort. The eerie discovery was made … ...

Spain is famous for its sun-soaked beaches, Moorish architecture, and Gothic cathedrals, but its roots stretch even deeper. Beneath the surface (and sometimes right in plain view), you’ll find ...

Archaeologists in Spain have discovered a possible hidden Roman Empire from over 2,000 years ago. A team of researchers from the University of Cádiz started exploring an area of the Sierra de ...

It was popular to use herbal mixtures and essential oils in a Roman caldarium, according to experts. Photo by CMM Arqueología Archaeologists in Spain have uncovered a 2,000-year-old Roman sauna ...