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Roman road of Sostra, Troyan, Bulgaria in 2010
Old Roman road of Sostra was found near Troyan, Bulgaria in 2010. The Roman road was from Oesqus or today’s Gigen to Philipopilis or today’s Plovdiv.
In the 4 century AD the above-mentioned Roman road was crucial for the Roman Empire as it connected its Balkan lands with its territories north of the Danube river.
This Roman road was connected with Oesqus, the place of the Danube river where it is belived that Emperor Constantine I the Great built the largest river bridge in ancient times,
Constantine's Bridge on the Danube, which was 2.5 km long, 6 meters wide, and existed in 328 AD - ca. 355 AD.
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A Roman tomb of 4 century A.D. was excavated in Plovdiv, Bulgaria in 2012
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