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This 2000 year old roman bridge is so strong, that tanks can roll over itJune 26, 2025. More for You ...
Another must-see is the massive Roman bridge that stretches across the Guadiana River. It’s still walkable and gives you a great view of the city’s layout.
All these structures were built by the Roman army. After the disaster around the bridge, a deep pond with a diameter of 45 meters remained. In Roman times, passersby occasionally made offerings in ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
Individually, the posts didn’t look like much, but together they revealed the location of ancient Roman bridges, piers, culverts and roads. Archaeologists and volunteers remove one of the 1,900 ...
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