These early historians interpreted the structure as a road or causeway across marshy ground, probably of Roman origin, and this explanation went unchallenged throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
This explanation went largely unchallenged throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. These early historians interpreted the structure as a road or causeway across marshy ground, most commonly of Roman origin.
These early historians interpreted the structure as a road or causeway across marshy ground, most commonly of Roman origin. This explanation went largely unchallenged throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
These early historians interpreted the structure as a road or causeway across marshy ground, most commonly of Roman origin. This explanation went largely unchallenged throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.