8 Incredible Ancient Roads
The Via Appia (a.k.a. the Appian Way) is probably the most famous Roman road of all, built around 312 BCE to connect Rome and Campania in southern Italy. It was extended in 244 BCE to reach Brindisi ...
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Minister's column: The Roman Road doesn’t need repaving
When a church has a heart to share the hope of Jesus with those who are close to us but far from God, that church will ...
History of Legs Cross, County Durham, and how it got its name
Legs Cross is located next to the Roman road of Dere Street, now known as the B6275, between Bolam and Heighington. The cross is thought to date back to AD 850 and is believed to have marked the ...
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A Roman Road Was Hiding Beneath a Primary School Playing Field in England
Beneath it is the original cobbled road, which may have been built when the Romans first invaded, as Capel-Davies tells BBC ...