Authorities have uncovered an important archaeological site near Lushnjë. Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport Blendi Gonxhja announced the discovery of a Roman-era thermal complex in the village of Zgjanë.

First, specialists from the National Institute of Cultural Heritage worked together with the Department of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage at the Faculty of History and Philology, as well as the Lushnjë municipality. They identified the new archaeological site during recent excavations.

In addition, the excavations revealed remains of a Roman thermal bath complex and related structures. Experts consider this one of the most significant archaeological findings in the Lushnjë area in recent decades.

Moreover, the Institute of Cultural Heritage will continue research at the site. Researchers expect to uncover additional data about the historical development of the area.

Finally, authorities said the discovery could become an important cultural monument. They also noted its potential to support cultural tourism and attract visitors to the region.

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