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Bridges That Connect Us

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Cross centuries of ingenuity, from Roman water channels and Inca rope-weaving to Victorian machinery, bold builders, and bridges given a second life.

Bridges That Connect Us

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  1. When renewing Peru’s Q’eswachaka bridge using traditional Inca techniques, what do communities twist and braid into ropes?
  2. Which everyday object inspired a familiar nickname for Sydney Harbour Bridge, completed in 1932?
  3. Which historic bridge reopened in 2004 after reconstruction following its destruction during the Bosnian War?

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