A «ancient artifact», whose presence «does not appear to appear in the documents» already filed, was discovered in the area of Stoned where it should arise stadium from the Rome. He writes it in a letter addressed to the Giallorossi club, to the institutions and also to the carabinieri of the Heritage protection unit cultural, the Special Superintendency Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape of Rome, which asks for put in «safety», and urgently, the whole area. The Superintendence itself says it was informed of the presence of this work on April 4th by the Monti di Pietralata committeeone of the local associations at the forefront against the construction of the stadium.
The letter from the Superintendency
The news, spread by Radio Roma Sound, is already making an impact tremble there society and all the subjects involved in the implementation of the projectwho fear in light of this discovery delays in the realization of a long-awaited work. From the point of view of the Municipality of Rome the administrative process is concluded and the hope is that the system – designed to accommodate 65 thousand spectators – can be inaugurated in 2027. At least these were the times declared by the Giallorossi club, before the news of archaeological find.
«Make the area safe»
In the letterdated April 15th and signed by the special superintendent Daniela Porroit is announced that the surveys have revealed «a probable ancient artifact with hydraulic function». In detail it is a «plastered tunnel connected to a well“, close to castellum aquae and to Roman cistern already identified in investigations of the 1990s”. The artefact would be placed atexternal of the perimeter of the stadiumbut at theinternal of the largest area identified for its implementation. The experts therefore require further investigation: «We can see the need to carry out a site inspection on site together with the archaeologist appointed by As Roma” and, in the meantime, “the authorities are invited to provide urgency at the securing of the area affected by the evidence in which – as indicated by the report of Pietralata Mountains Popular Committee – in any case, false nets would appear to have been placed by unknown persons to prevent people from falling into them”.
