A ROMAN coin has revealed that one of Spain’s most emblematic monuments is younger than originally thought.
The Segovia Aqueduct – a UNESCO World Heritage site – is now believed to have been built between 112 and 116 AD and not the previously thought 98 AD.
The new date was confirmed after a minted coin from the same period was discovered during an analysis of archeological materials removed from an excavation carried out in 1998.
Costa Blanca Floods Update
WATCH: Man risks his life saving car on steep incline as flash floods hit during Costa Blanca storms
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WATCH: Cars swept down 3m-high weir as rainfall exceeding 400mm hammers Costa Blanca village
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British family with toddlers 'trapped' for 12 hours as floodwaters rage in Spain's Costa Blanca
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Segura river breaks its banks in numerous locations as Costa Blanca is hit by flash floods
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Clariano river bursts its banks in Ontinyent after more than 400 l/m² of rainfall recorded
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Four people rescued from AP-7 tunnel in Pilar de la Horadada after it flooding in just 20 minutes
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WATCH: Water gushes through toilets and sinks at Costa Blanca hospital during gota fría storm
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