Key 2nd Century Roman Highway Exposed in Golan Heights
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<p paraeid="{0e17ff2e-d905-4ef8-90a4-d77e6fe4b4e2}{27}" paraid="1409701163"><span data-contrast="auto" xml:lang="EN-US">More than 18 centuries ago, the Romans built a two-lane highway that cut across the southern section of an area that is today known as the Golan Heights, which sits on the border between Israel and Syria. </span>Representing the pinnacle of Roman infrastructure design and construction techniques, the road was 24 miles (39 kilometers) long and connected the <a href="
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