August 15, 1309

A major ceremonial celebration marks the construction of the Pont de Pierre, a bridge in Taden, which symbolizes the passage and communication possibilities of the local medieval settlements.

Taden, France | Duchy of Brittany

Watercolor painting based depiction of A major ceremonial celebration marks the construction of the Pont de Pierre, a bridge in Taden, which symbolizes the passage and communication possibilities of the local medieval settlements. (1309)

I could not find any historical record or source that details a ceremonial celebration or the construction of a “Pont de Pierre” in Taden on August 15, 1309. The Pont de Pierre commonly refers to the famous bridge in Bordeaux, constructed much later, from 1819 to 1822. Additionally, detailed historical records from the medieval period, especially concerning specific bridge constructions in smaller settlements, are scarce and often undocumented.

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Source: www.taden.fr

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