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Ancient bridges in China, Cambodia reveal different approaches to 12th-century engineering

PHNOM PENH: Nearly nine centuries ago, Chinese builders laid massive granite slabs across a tidal estuary in Fujian province, even as Khmer engineers were constructing stone-arched bridges along the road network of the Angkorian Empire.

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中国和柬埔寨的古代桥梁揭示了12世纪工程技术的不同方法。

PHNOM PENH: Nearly nine centuries ago, Chinese builders laid massive granite slabs across a tidal estuary in Fujian province, even as Khmer engineers were constructing stone-arched bridges along the road network of the Angkorian Empire.

Built in different environments and for different purposes, China’s Anping Bridge and Cambodia’s Spean Praptos, commonly known as Kampong Kdei Bridge, remain striking examples of advanced 12th-century engineering.

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