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Time line on development of bridges

  • THE FIRST BEAM AND CANTILEVER BRIGES
    3300 BCE

    THE FIRST BEAM AND CANTILEVER BRIGES

    stone age people wanted safer ways to cross bridges and without getting wet, they began placing a pile of rocks in the centre of a river, where the first beams were made and then they would lay a slab of stone to the pile of stones and another piece from the supports of opposite sides.
  • STONE
    2100 BCE

    STONE

    the wood did not last long so stones were the placed in replace of logs.
  • PLANKS WERE LAID DOWN
    1358 BCE

    PLANKS WERE LAID DOWN

    a plank placed between a stepping stones. logs tied together formed wider decks or pathways to cross over.
  • NATURALLY FALLEN TREES
    1200 BCE

    NATURALLY FALLEN TREES

    trees had fallen naturally over streams and rivers and helped people get across

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