[SunkenCiv]

View of a new section of an 1,800-year-old Roman road in northern Israel, published December 1, 2022.

Alex Wigman, Israel Antiquities Authority

[coalminersson]

Thanx. The variety of subjects here is one of the reasons I signed on. If you have ping list please add me

[BobL]

“The excavation works are part of the development works of the Sanhedrin Trail, a 70-kilometer (43-mile) walking path that passes between sites associated with the assembly of 71 sages of the ancient supreme court of Israel.”

Get some SERIOUS exercise walking that path.

[Deplorable American1776]

I bet it is better than some New Jersey’s roads.. 🤓

[Larry Lucido]

A section of this road adopted by a certain Kramericus was known for its wide, luxurious lanes, and constant traffic jams.

[oldplayer]

Thanks, SunkenCiv. Rome’s great buildings, aqueducts, and government are all admired today. Yet, these roads that stitched the empire together may have been more important.

[logi_cal869]

Archeologists have uncovered part of an 1,800-year-old Roman road in northern Israel, built in the time of emperor Hadrian,

Irony.

[panzerkamphwageneinz]

Pretty evident by air...so what is this ‘new’ in this discovery...

[Conservat1]

All the while, fakestinians fool the world on a made up history about their grandparents immigrants into Israel ...

[Red Badger]

Just as good as it ever was!.......................