The bridge was previously discovered and partially excavated in 1911 by Dr. Orville Owen. It also appeared on an old Ordnance Survey map at around the same time but has been buried in mud ever since.CAS/Wales News Service
The bridge was previously discovered and partially excavated in 1911 by Dr. Orville Owen. It also appeared on an old Ordnance Survey map at around the same time but has been buried in mud ever since.CAS/Wales News Service
1) Climate Change is making the seas rise and will inundate many islands.
2) Extreme low tides just revealed a bridge that’s been lost for about 2000 years.
would be interesting to know the size of this bridge. Surprised anyone would write this article and not think a reader would like to know the size.
About half of my DNA is from England, Wales and northwestern Europe. I wonder if any of my ancestors ever walked over that bridge.
Very interesting find.
I can’t say that I understand the photograph at all. I imagine they will do computer renderings in due time. Amazing find!
Great news site.
Thank you FRiend!
Tatt
