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Roman Lapidary Remains in Fiamenga

[A garden path with several old stone blocks beside it.]

Miscellaneous débris in the vicarage garden: Roman stones, but from what? They appear to be travertine, which in turn suggests a building rather than a road.

A closer look at the three stones in the background in the previous photo.

Another old stone, now a bumper protecting a gas meter from cars.

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