The site was later used as a Byzantine and Turkish fortress. A 2023 news release from the center shows an aerial view of the fort, located along the Black Sea and near the Georgia-Turkey border.

The remains of an ancient Roman fort that once housed hundreds of soldiers was found by an archaeologist named Mark Merrony. The fort was located in Pembrokeshire, a county in southeast Wales. In ...

The 1850s archaeologists were right. An aerial scan shows what the ancient Roman bridgehead ruins look like from above. Photo from H. Wraunek, Land NÖ via the Austrian Academy of Sciences ...

The site was later used as a Byzantine and Turkish fortress. A 2023 news release from the center shows an aerial view of the fort, located along the Black Sea and near the Georgia-Turkey border.