(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 27 - An Ancient Roman statue of Hercules
has emerged from work to repair the sewage system of a park in
the Italian capital.
The Appia Antica Park said on Facebook that "Parco Scott has
reserved a great surprise for us; a life-size marble statue
which, due to the presence of the club and the lion's coat
covering its head, we can certainly identify with a figure
representing Hercules".
The find was made at around the second mile mark of the ancient
Appian Way, the famed historic road which is applying for UNESCO
status. (ANSA).
Roman statue of Hercules emerges from Rome park sewer work
Figure of strongman with club and lion's coat at Parco Scott