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Why Ancient Tartarian Bridges Don’t Behave Like Bridges

Most ancient bridges were built to do one thing: get people from one side to the other. But many Tartarian-era bridges don’t behave that way at all. They’re massively overbuilt for the traffic of their time. Placed where rivers are narrow, dry, or strangely controlled. Designed with symmetry, chambers, pylons, and stonework far more precise than simple crossings require. In this video, we examine why these bridges don’t function like normal infrastructure — and why their scale, geometry, and placement raise questions modern history never answers. No speculation. No sensational claims. Just careful observation of what’s still standing beneath today’s cities. Because when a structure stops behaving like what it’s supposed to be… that’s when it becomes worth studying.