Still in the locality of Conca d’Oro, via Vergini, the razed foundations, of a substantial nature, belonging to a rural building came to light. This was also datable to the Republican period, as shown both by the finds and its alignment which agreed with other structures found in the area and with the centuriation of the ager Allifanus.

Furthermore, on the Bisceglie property the disturbed remains of several graves with tile coverings were found. These dated to the 5th-6th century B.C. and between the burials was a partially preserved deposit in which were the remains of a funerary ceremony, including pottery and animal bones.

On the De Vizio property the remains of structures and stratigraphy relating to a small villa rustica were found. This was built within the third quarter of the 1st century B.C. and was aligned on the same axis as the centuriation in the area, which as is known dates to 42 B.C.