The ancient well in Collinas, South Sardinia , dating back to the 2nd Century AD, likely served as a cold spring water source for the Roman baths in the area.
It is believed to have been part of the frigidarium, the cold room of these baths, offering a refreshing dip for bathers during their Roman wellness routines.
The well remains a testament to the sophisticated engineering and social culture of ancient Roman bathhouses.
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