Results of Archaeological Researches in the Area of the De Villeov Uspon Street and Discoveries Relating to the Layout of Roman Streets, Sewage System and Residential Buildings in the Old Town Centre of Pula

Sa？etak During the period from 7th November 2016 to 3rd April 2017, rescue archaeological excavations were carried out during the installment of the new communal infrastructure in the area around the De Villeov uspon Street in the old town centre of Pula. On that occasion, a partly preserved route of an antique paved street, sewage network and parts of masonry structures belonging to Roman buildings were discovered. Besides these finds, the remains of masonry structures belonging to a more recent period have been unearthed, together with a functioning Austro-Hungarian masonry canal, equipped with a cascade manhole chamber, which joined the Roman sewage network in the Sergijevaca Street. The excavation was performed along the entire route of the De Villeov uspon Street and under the supervision of AMI employees