Photos from Trier

[Jona Lendering]

My friend Bill needed some photos from Trier, and the easiest way to send them to him was to put a webpage online where he could download them. And even if you're not called Bill, feel free to take what you like; if you use it, just mention Livius.Org.

[Eleatic Guest]

When were the arches of the bridge constructed?

PS: Did not the Trier museum have a rare stone relief or depiction from a Roman stern mounted rudder (I am collecting these samples)?

[Eleatic Guest]

PS: Are these pics free for use at Wikipedia (I would mention livius as source, of course)?

Great. One dude has a Codex!

[Jona Lendering]

When were the arches of the bridge constructed?

They are more recent, I think medieval; the foundations are ancient, however.

Did not the Trier museum have a rare stone relief or depiction from a Roman stern mounted rudder (I am collecting these samples)?

Yep, it has, but it is impossible to take photos of because it is standing right in front of a window.

PS: Are these pics free for use at Wikipedia?

Yes, you can use them, I am honored.