Archaeologists have discovered the well-preserved remains of a Roman road dating back to the first century in southeastern Serbia, the Earth Times website reports today (June 24, 2010).
The Roman military road -- or Via militaris -- near the town of Dimitrovgrad used to connect the western parts of the Roman empire with the eastern parts, archaeologists said.
The eight-meter-wide road was constructed from large blocks of stone and had two lanes.
The excavations also unearthed numerous artifacts -- including horseshoes and metal parts of carts -- which indicate that the road was an important route.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment