These baths don't have the same grotto-and-cave feeling to them that the VMS baths and Balneis baths have, but I thought the articles might nevertheless be of interest:
Daily Mail, Feb 1: Article on a pool complex in Israel that was still in use during the Byzantine era:
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This is an older article (Archaeology Magazine, Feb. 2017) about a Roman bathhouse uncovered in NW France:
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A re-creation of the Antonine baths in Carthage and a link to some photos of how it looks now:
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And I include this one only because the sculpture is quite beautiful:
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Daily Mail, Feb 1: Article on a pool complex in Israel that was still in use during the Byzantine era:
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This is an older article (Archaeology Magazine, Feb. 2017) about a Roman bathhouse uncovered in NW France:
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A re-creation of the Antonine baths in Carthage and a link to some photos of how it looks now:
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And I include this one only because the sculpture is quite beautiful:
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