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    BAS 48002
    Roman Rhine bridge bad Zurzach
    Modell als Versuch einer Rekonstruktion

    Modell als Versuch einer Rekonstruktion

    © Wolf Pabst

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    Modell als Versuch einer Rekonstruktion

    Modell als Versuch einer Rekonstruktion

    © Wolf Pabst

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    Modell als Versuch einer Rekonstruktion

    Modell als Versuch einer Rekonstruktion

    © Wolf Pabst

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
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    Switzerland, Germany
    Aargau, Baden-Württemberg
    Bad Zurzach, Küssaberg
    Rhine
    Street (Roman road)
    möglw. Stone pillar bridge
    Stone, wood
    368 n.Chr.
    17.80 m
    136.00 m
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    There are unfortunately no exact location of Fund to the bridge type. Wooden poles in the bed of the Rhine, very likely to be due to their arrangement of stone pillars have been recovered. Whether it is to a stone pillar bridge with wooden strut frame or to a Steibnbogenbrücke, could not precisely determine. There were 6 fields of bridges with spans of approximately 17.8 to 18 m. The width of the bridge could have been about 8.5 m (no exact diagnosis) and the total length was about 136 m. The height of the roadway must have been about 17.5 meters above the floor (determined from high tide). The bridge is in the so-called Peutingerkarte (copy of a Roman road map from the 4.Jhr. A.d.) to find. Then place name was Tenedo, today bad Zurzach.