Dr. Michelle I. Turner
@chaco-arch.bsky.social
Archaeologist researching the US Southwest, and museum professional.
I can’t answer about the difference with Europe, but I did learn today that the reason for covering them was to protect the floor so they would last longer. Maybe European bridges were more likely to have stone supports? (Also, wouldn’t say there are many wood covered bridges- I’ve only seen 2.)
November 15, 2025 at 9:47 PM
I can’t answer about the difference with Europe, but I did learn today that the reason for covering them was to protect the floor so they would last longer. Maybe European bridges were more likely to have stone supports? (Also, wouldn’t say there are many wood covered bridges- I’ve only seen 2.)
Don’t worry, plenty of books still left. 😂
November 12, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Don’t worry, plenty of books still left. 😂