The ancient Romans often relied on bridges, ladders, and tunnels to achieve military success, particularly during sieges and territorial expansion. Their engineering prowess enabled them to construct these structures quickly, facilitating the movement of troops and supplies over obstacles. Notably, during the Siege of Alesia in 52 BC, Romans used siege works, including tunnels and fortifications, to encircle and defeat the Gallic forces led by Vercingetorix. These innovations were crucial in securing their dominance across Europe.
Both bridges and tunnels are man-made to provide a way to get to a point that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to get to.
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Bridges and tunnels help carry transport, goods and people. This also shortens the amount of time to travel from a place to another. They also both have different types of bridges and tunnels e.g. bridges- suspension bridge, cable-stayed bridge, beam bridge, rope bridge, swing bridge, arch bridge e.t.c. tunnels- road tunnels, high tunnels, wind tunnels, network tunnels e.t.c. Every time you want to cross a bridge or tunnel you have to pay a toll to get through.
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Mostly by bridges but there are some tunnels as well.
Aarya kota
Franz-Georg Grenz has written: 'Infrastrukturinvestitionen und Umwelt' -- subject(s): Bridges, Cost effectiveness, Environmental aspects of Bridges, Environmental aspects of Tunnels, Tunnels
plan bridges, tunnels, and dams
Get used to using tunnels.
so they can start it from underground
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Attackers used: Tunnels, Siege Towers, Archers, Trebuchet, A battering ram, Fireballs and Ladders