Archaeologists discover 2,000-year-old party hall in Italy

The discovery was made as researchers stumbled upon it while investigating Roman baths that were used to store weapons in World War II.
The hall, which would have been used around 2000 years ago, was the summer home of Vedus Pollio who was a friend of Emperor Augustus. 
While stratigraphic data is missing, excavation leader Marco Giglio said that “based on the style, the hall could date back to the late Republican age or Augustan at the latest.”
The hall was once decorated with a black and white mosaic carpet and overlooked a 2,000-seat Greek-style theatre. The theatre was once used for musical performances and was known as an ‘Odeon.’
Archaeologists discover 2,000-year-old party hall in Italy