Ansoleaga Campana, surrounding the parish of San Saturnino, in the old town of Pamplona, \u200b\u200bthey have found fragments of Roman pottery and remains of a home which was found next to small pebbles, animal remains, ash and coal. About this home also has located a short length of 60 inches of a wall two feet wide at the top.
According to the interim report of the remains archaeologists Trama confirm the existence of a Roman building at the time altoimperial (centuries I and II), and judging by their nature indicate that this area was at the time a residential area because the objects were part of household furniture. Between contained remnants of pottery fragments and other Hispanic sigillata can be dated to the centuries I and II, as well as fragments of glass and bronze, some coins and some building materials. Once completed 
archaeological work in Bell Street, archaeologists have moved to the street Ansoleaga. They have begun to be visible these days several skeletons are being studied in situ. the oldest skeletons in original Roman temple whose existence dates back to 1107. They are buried in mass with oval shape. The most recent skeletons found in Bell Street date from the seventeenth and nineteenth century and have been found two feet from the road. This information comes from the Diario de Navarra for more information go to the WWW of the Diario de Navarra.
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