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Archaeologists find exceptionally well preserved Roman baths on the coast of Cádiz

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Barbate (Spain), May 17 (EFE).- (Camera: Román Ríos) The dunes that surround Cape Trafalgar, one of the most emblematic and visited areas of the coast of Cádiz (Spain), have protected Roman baths for two thousand years which have now come to light in an exceptional state of preservation, with an almost four-metres-tall structure. The find has surprised both the archaeologists of the University of Cádiz, who discovered it, and the thousands of people who over the years have walked past by the archaeological structure without knowing about the hidden treasure. FOOTAGE OF THE EXCAVATION IN TRAFALGAR CAPE, CADIZ, SPAIN.

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