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The Ancient Roman Road (Via Bithynia) is the main military and commercial artery of the Roman Empire, connecting the capital Rome to the Eastern provinces. 2000-year-old marble block paving stones preserved among olive groves around Iznik display ancient road engineering. It is an unforgettable open-air museum walking line for followers of the historical caravan route.
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The Ancient Roman Road (Via Bithynia) is the main military and commercial artery of the Roman Empire, connecting the capital Rome to the Eastern provinces.
2000-year-old marble block paving stones preserved among olive groves around Iznik display ancient road engineering.
It is an unforgettable open-air museum walking line for followers of the historical caravan route.
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The Ancient Roman Road (Via Bithynia) is the main military and commercial artery of the Roman Empire, connecting the capital Rome to the Eastern provinces.
2000-year-old marble block paving stones preserved among olive groves around Iznik display ancient road engineering.
It is an unforgettable open-air museum walking line for followers of the historical caravan route.
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