A. Sutherland - AncientPages.com - The Roman city walls in Lugo, Spain, are considered the only Roman structure that experienced the powerful empire's domination, yet it is still in perfect condition.
The Lugo structure – dated to the end of the 3rd century - was once part of a defensive complex that included walls, a moat, and an intervallum.
According to UNESCO, the Roman walls of Lugo are 'the finest surviving example of late Roman military fortifications.' We have described several ancient Roman walls and structures on AncientPages.com. Still, the Lugo is extraordinary because this foundation has survived intact for 18 centuries. Certainly, these walls will stand the test of time even longer.
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