Archaeological discovery in the village of Rroma, a tap from the early Ottoman period is discovered.
A valuable discovery for cultural heritage has been made in the village of Rroma, in the Municipality of Selenica, where during works to build a water tank, the ruins of an old tap have come to light.
After being notified by residents of the area, specialists from the Vlora Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage conducted field verifications and documented the discovered structure.
According to specialists, the tap preserves important construction elements, such as ceramic pipes for water supply, drainage channels, and walls built with stones, tiles, and lime mortar.
From a preliminary analysis of the architectural features and ceramic material found, the monument is thought to date back to the 15th–16th centuries, at the beginning of the Ottoman period.
Specialists estimate that this discovery constitutes important evidence for the history and development of the Rroma village, while emphasizing that the cooperation of the residents with cultural heritage institutions made it possible to document and preserve this ruin of historical value.