Aqueduct Insulae. The building leaning against the south wall of the aqueduct was interpreted by V. Correia as a guesthouse. It is also equally valid to understand it as a block of shops and workshops with housing. The land on which it sits forms a slope towards the side of the road and in this lower part there are three stores with three rooms each, with a fireplace in the center. This building occupies about 850 m2, of which about 100 correspond to the interior patio. Remains of an oven or furnace, in a compartment facing west, make one think of a workshop.

Indula whose limits can be estimated, only probed at one point, of which a part had industrial use (watermill).