Dunărea secată a scos la iveală noi artefacte de la Podul lui Constantin cel Mare. Cum arată piesele recuperate şi unde au fost expuse

Recent discoveries in the Danube River include lead objects believed to have been used for securing the stone pillars of the ancient bridge built by Emperor Constantine. Archaeologist Iulian Rusu found these artifacts, which include a lead clamp and an unidentified three-legged object, while exploring the area. The bridge, inaugurated in 328 AD, facilitated trade between the banks of the Danube, transporting goods like wine and oil. The artifacts will be displayed at the Corabia Museum, enriching its collection. The low water levels of the Danube this summer have revealed the bridge's remains, allowing for further archaeological study.