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Roman Aqueduct Remains near Bucsu
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KLT_Api
May 3, 2024
Mountain biking
Savaria was founded as part of the Roman Empire in 41-45 AD. During the reign of Emperor Claudius, according to the records of the historian Plinius, the city was built for serving soldiers. Its original name was Colónia Claudia Savarensium.
KLT_Api
May 4, 2024
Mountain biking
The Roman-era aqueduct was unearthed in 2003 during archaeological research prior to the construction of the overpass in the border of Bucsu. The stone-vaulted canal, built with a terrazzo base, could transport about max. 1875 l/sec of water in the direction of Savaria.
...I will continue
...I will continue
KLT_Api
June 15, 2024
Cycling
After the rains between June 9th and 13th... The excavated part of the Roman aqueduct was flooded... too! It is still our favorite resting place.
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