Villa romana de Paterna

Roman villa inhabited between the 1st century BC. C. and the VI d. C., discovered in 2008 in the River Sector, south of the urban area of ​​Paterna. It became a vicus around the 3rd century and is the probable origin of the medieval town of Paterna. The main findings are exhibited in the Municipal Ceramic Museum of Paterna. Roman villa inhabited between the 1st century BC. C. and the VI d. C., located in 2008 in the Río Sector. It became a vicus around the 3rd century and is the probable origin of the medieval town of Paterna. Area declared Asset of Local Relevance; The main findings are exhibited in the Municipal Ceramic Museum of Paterna. The site is protected pending future development.

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