Abundant Roman-era archaeological materials that indicate existence of

villa on the site. The first remains (construction and domestic ceramics, as well as a manual mill) were observed on the surface, in 1913. Prospections recovered other materials, including a group of loom weights, as well as ceramic fragments and lithic industry attributable to the Bronze Age. In 1974, during installation of water deposits, a pavement in

opus signinum was observed, but destroyed by construction work on the site. Subsequent archaeological works in nearby areas, in 1999 and from 2003 to 2005, did not reveal further information relevant to characterize the archaeological site.