The bridge, part of a military road network connecting Mycenae to Tiryns and Epidaurus, was built using the Cyclopean masonry technique, named for the mythical giants because the stones seemed too large for humans to move. Its construction around 1300 BC, during the Greek Bronze Age, used massive limestone boulders carefully shaped and wedged together. Remarkably, it remains functional today, officially recommended for pedestrian use. This bridge isn’t an isolated monument; it's one of several s