Archaeologists in the town of Negrar di Valpolicella near Verona, Italy, have unearthed an ancient, and perfectly preserved, Roman mosaic buried under vineyards. Believed to be part of a third-century Roman villa whose remains were discovered in 1922, the archaeological discovery is in pristine condition.
The excavation to find more about the villa resumed last summer after the site was abandoned for nearly 100 years, but was suspended in February due to the coronavirus pandemic.