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Roman walls of Troyan, Bulgaria in 2010 |
Roman walls that fenced a military camp of Romans dated 2 century AD were discovered near Troyan, Bulgaria in 2010. |
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The archaeologists also found the fort's moat which was believed to be two meters deep and five meters wide. |
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Near the Roman wall the tourists of tours of Bulgaria possibly can view the preserved part of the Roman fortress which consists mostly of the upgraded wall constructed in the 3 century. |
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Similar Roman fortresses were built on four other places in today’s Bulgaria. |
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They were Oesqus or today’s Gigen, Novae near today’s Svishtov, Augustae at today’s Charletz and Kozlodui and Ratiaria at today’s Artchar. |
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