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Subiaco: der römische Staudamm, der (fast) ewig hielt

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Der Staudamm von Subiaco, erbaut in der römischen Antike, brach am 20. Februar 1305. Heute erstaunt uns vor allem, wie er über 1.200 Jahre dem Wasserdruck stand hielt. Von Wolfgang Meyer.

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Subiaco: der römische Staudamm, der (fast) ewig hielt

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