Remains of Constantine's Bridge Discovered in Danube

The foundations of one of the Roman Empire's most imposing structures, Constantine's Bridge, dating back to 328 AD, have been identified for the first time near Gigen, northern Bulgaria, due to extremely low water levels in the Danube.

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Una grande scoperta archeologica: dal Danubio emergono i resti del Ponte di Costantino

Le fondamenta di una delle più imponenti strutture dell’Impero romano, risalente al 328 dopo Cristo, sono state individuate per la prima volta: si trovano vicino a Gigen, nel nord della Bulgaria. È successo a causa del livello bassissimo delle acque del fiume

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Remains of Constantine's Bridge Discovered in Danube

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