Archaeologists unearth ancient Roman burials beneath bustling tourist destination
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Archaeologists have uncovered ancient Roman graves beneath a thriving Adriatic city, offering a glimpse into life long before it became a tourist destination. The graves were found in the Relja district of Zadar, a coastal city in Croatia. Zadar is known for its coastline and historic charm — which includes plenty of Roman ruins. A post shared by the University of Zadar’s Department of Archaeology indicated the necropolis dates from the first century B.C. and the fifth century A.D. The busy
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