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That's really cool.

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That's effing Lit!

@archaeohistories I like how the modern road is built for XJ220's 😋

@archaeohistories cc @RantyHighwayman of interest?

@archaeohistories neat

@archaeohistories I appreciate the optimism of the Bronze Age hunter that they will be able to shoot their arrow through time to those deer.

@archaeohistories this is really interesting!!

@archaeohistories no ALT text on any image???

@archaeohistories that's amazing if true. It must have been a major artery to have been used for that long

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I just love seeing history, thousands of years of reality, in a starkly real "slice". Amazing. Thank you!

@archaeohistories it's good that they show how all these kinds of roads were used going back to the era of the Great Old Ones. who knew that Cthulhu used chalk roads??

@archaeohistories Is this some sort of investment scam? "Own a slice of the A303, so when they want to dual it, there's 40,000 ransom strips".

@archaeohistories And in all that time, only the Romans doing more than the bare minimum.

@archaeohistories Interesting. Strangely in Paris, during changes made for revegetation of Paris, I seen another layer of asphalt under the cobblestones