Roman House and Possible Temple Discovered in French City

Municipal archaeologists in Fréjus, southeastern France, have uncovered a Roman house in the city’s historic centre, in a discovery that may also include a temple.

The house, known as a domus, has been fully exposed during the archaeological work. It is the main confirmed feature of the discovery.

A possible temple was also reported, although its identification remains uncertain. No further details were provided about the evidence suggesting a religious function.

The find brings renewed attention to the Roman remains beneath Fréjus’s historic centre. Further information on the buildings’ date, layout and condition was not included in the announcement.