Marvel at the entertainment place 2,000 years ago as modern as it is… 21st century

The landscape and man-made hot tub system in the ancient Roman recreation area is no different from today’s saunas and relaxation rooms, with astonishing splendor and engineering.
According to the Ancient Origins The mysterious work was accidentally discovered among the sand dunes of Cape Trafalgar, coastal Spain. It is an ancient public bathhouse preserved in perfect condition.

Part of the ancient bathhouse appears in the middle of the sand – Photo: Roman Rios / EFE Professor Darío Bernal from the University of Cádiz (Spain) said that the work was discovered within the framework of the Arqueostra project to survey and excavate hidden ruins in places believed to have a long history. . Graphic image depicting a model Roman public bath – Photo: James Krat The huge public bathhouse has been buried and well protected by the dunes, allowing archaeologists to reconstruct its magnificent scene when it was in operation 2,000 years ago. According to the sheet EFE, The bathhouse has a height of 4 meters, delicately decorated even though it is a bathhouse for commoners in rural areas. An archaeologist at the scene – Photo: Roman Rios / EFE The hot tub is powered by a special Roman underground furnace that generates hot air that warms the walls and floors. Public baths in Roman times were places where the public gathered for both relaxation and entertainment, reading books, discussing politics, meeting friends… Roman public buildings also had a degree of protection. good birth because from this time, the Romans had elaborately built water supply and drainage systems. The reconstruction results from the research team show that a beautiful and splendid entertainment place, full of amenities, is no different from luxury swimming pools or baths at modern sauna and spa facilities. Archaeologists are still learning about the newly excavated structure. It is quite large, at first it was mistaken for a shrimp or fish farm. The construction was praised for its sophistication, with parts of the walls, doors and windows intact.