Baths that may have been part of a Roman

villa (of which no other areas are known). In this

bath complex, four compartments were excavated, three of which rectangular. The fourth compartment is an apse, with a

hypocaust as its annex. The base of a mill press, probably related with farming in the

villa, was collected on the northeastern slope of the Barril triangulation station.Some 650 feet northeast of the

baths, on a small terrace halfway up the hill, dominating the surroundings to the south and with visibility to the sea, a small structure from the High Middle Ages was identified, with an irregular rectangular layout and two parallel compartments with a small connection between them.Work in this area revealed a diverse Roman era collection: large quantities of construction material (mostly

imbrices,

tegulae and blocks of hewn stone), fragments of

common ware and light

terra sigillata ceramics, and also a dark-blue glass bead.