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[Appian Way (Italy), bridge at Treponti]

[Appian Way (Italy), bridge at Treponti]

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Published in:	‌: Ashby Collection. Photographs Forms part of: Ashby Collection. Photographs.
Other Authors:	Ashby, Thomas, 1874-1931 (photographer)
Format:	Photo
Language:	zxx
Published:	1903.
Subjects:	Bridges > Italy > Appian Way > 1900-1910. Rivers > Italy > Appian Way > 1900-1910. Appian Way (Italy) > Antiquities.
Online Access:	BSR Digital Collections website

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