Nivelul scăzut al apelor Dunării în Bulgaria dezvăluie un pod din epoca romană. „O descoperire excepțională” • Newsweek România

Low water levels in the Danube have revealed parts of the ancient Roman Bridge of Constantine, allowing Bulgarian archaeologists to document this engineering marvel. The bridge, commissioned by Emperor Constantine I in 328 AD, connected the ancient city of Ulpia Oescus to Sucidava. This rare opportunity arose due to severe drought conditions in Europe, which have affected major rivers. Archaeologists are using drones to map and photograph the exposed remains near Gigen, Bulgaria, providing valuable insights into this historical structure.