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Drought Exposes Roman Bridge in Bulgaria - Archaeology Magazine
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Drought Exposes Roman Bridge in Bulgaria - Archaeology Magazine
A drone image shows the foundations of a Roman-era bridge that once spanned the Danube River. GIGEN, BULGARIA—A heat wave in Europe has caused water levels in the Danube to fall drastically, exposing the foundations of a Roman bridge near the village of Gigen in Bulgaria, according to the Greek Reporter. Built under the emperor Constantine I and inaugurated in A.D. 328, the bridge stretched a little over a mile, making it one of the longest brid…
·United States
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An exceptional fall in the Danube River level allowed us to observe and document part of the foundations of one of the largest engineering works in ancient Rome.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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