Constantine’s Bridge Exposed on Danube River Amid European Drought
Recession-level drought across Europe has exposed the submerged remains of Constantine’s Bridge in the Danube River. Built by Roman Emperor Constantine the Great and opened in 328 AD, the roughly 2,400-meter structure was the longest river bridge of antiquity, linking ancient cities in modern-day Bulgaria and Romania. Drought Lowers Danube Water Levels to Reveal Ancient … Read more