Remnants of 18th-Century Pub in Slovakia

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The first residents of Spišské Vlachy, a town of just over 3,500 people in eastern Slovakia, arrived in the fourth century A.D. Now, new archaeological finds suggest that in the centuries after the village’s founding, travelers may have congregated in a pub near its center, reports Mária Simoňáková for local news outlet Spiš Korzár.

A team of archaeologists working underneath the old town hall recently discovered evidence of a 1,600-year-old settlement and an 18th-century pub, officials announced last month.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/remnants-ancient-pub-discovered-slovakia-180975554/