Roman Bridge Discovery at Aare River, Solothurn
Sector: Mass Transit • Location: Solothurn, Canton of Solothurn, Switzerland
Source: The Times of India
Divers discovered wooden piles dated to the 4th century CE beneath the Aare River at Solothurn, Switzerland, confirming the existence of a Roman bridge that was part of a major Roman road linking Italy to the Rhine. The piles are preserved underwater near the modern Wengi Bridge and will remain submerged to protect them during nearby railway bridge renovation works.
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Description | Divers discovered wooden piles dated to the 4th century CE beneath the Aare River at Solothurn, Switzerland, confirming the existence of a Roman bridge that was part of a major Roman road linking Italy to the Rhine. The piles are preserved underwater near the modern Wengi Bridge and will remain submerged to protect them during nearby railway bridge renovation works. |
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