The ruins of the Neronian Bridge re-emerge from the dry Tiber

Severe drought also affects the Tiber, one of the thirstiest rivers today. Over there Drought however, it also affects all of Italy. The main river flowing in Lazio has now been “transfigured” into its original natural features. The level of course it is now inferior from one and a half meters than the average. In fact, it is a serious situation that has prompted regional President Nicola Zingaretti to make the disaster public.

Due to the drought, the ancients were found from the river mortal remains of the Neronic Bridge. The bridge known to everyone as Trionfale. The news caused spikes in social network views and also spread to newspapers. These are ruins that have been buried under the water of the river for a very long time, but have now surfaced and are visible. An evocative and surprising discovery, but also terrible for the great drought that is ravaging Italy.

What is theorigin who owns these ruins found near Castel Sant’Angelo? Let’s step back and say that the bridge of Neronian allowed the Triumphalis, the road that connected Rome to Veii, to cross the Tiber. The bridge was built by order of the emperor Nero in the 1st century. The goal was to get around the city better.

Other items instead report that the construction dates back to previous years and is due to: caligula to facilitate access to his circus. Then, according to some historians, it fell because of the Aurelian walls. Then, in the 19th century, the remains of the pillars were destroyed in order to better navigate the Tiber. Now, because of the drought, many wonders have come forth from the waters of the world. In Iraq from the pelvis Mosul remains of a 3,400-year-old city have resurfaced.