Nero’s Bridge Emerges From Tiber River as Rome Faces Water Crisis
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These are days of great heat on the streets of Rome and the river Tiber has never been so low since 2011. The hydrometric level is about 15 centimeters less than the monthly average of the months of August ten years ago, according to the National Association Consortiums management and protection of the territory and water irrigation. This does not indicate a drought of the water coat that, although it too in trouble because of the infernal tempe…
The low levels of the river, due to the heat, allowed this discovery (ANSA)
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The drought also hits the capital. The exceptionally low level of the Tiber re-emerged, near the Vatican, the remains of an ancient Roman bridge probably dating back to the reign of the Emperor Nero (54-68 A.D.). Located near Castel Sant'Angelo, the structure once allowed the Via Triumphalis to cross the river, connecting Rome to the Vatican area almost 2,000 years ago. The article Diccità in Rome, from the dry Tiber re-emerge the remains of a R…
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