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Bologna: there is more than one reality, I have seen at least three!

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A article reports on a rediscovery of three ancient arches in Bolonha, Italy, capital of the Roman province of Emilia-Romagna, attributed to the Roman period. The rediscovery was made by a reader named Miguel Silva Machado, who identified the structures as part of a common architectural feature found in the city across centuries.

Key points

• Three ancient arches were rediscovered in Bolonha, Italy, capital of the Roman province of Emilia-Romagna.
• The structures are identified as part of a common architectural feature found in the city across centuries.

Context

The article describes a rediscovery of three ancient arches in Bolonha, Italy, capital of the Roman province of Emilia-Romagna, attributed to the Roman period. The rediscovery was made by a reader named Miguel Silva Machado, who identified the structures as part of a common architectural feature found in the city across centuries.

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The evidence is a single article from November 2026 with no additional background context or historical data provided. The specific date of the rediscovery is unknown, and the exact architectural period beyond 'Roman' is not confirmed.

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