Via Egnatia

The Egnatia Way, that run through the Balkans from the Adriatic coast to the Dardanelles, was one of the most important communication routes of the Roman world. Paul probably traveled this road on both his second and third missionary journeys, as he traveled between Philippi and Thessalonica.

Christine, writing on history and archaeology at Mirabilis.ca, http://www.mirabilis.ca/archives/003119.html
posted this link yesterday: Travel as the Romans did on ancient Roman highway

The following sites provide additional information including photographs:

David Padfield, The Via Egnatia At Philippi in Greece
http://www.padfield.com/2003/via-egnatia.html

Atlantic Baptist University
http://www.abu.nb.ca/courses/NTIntro/images/Egnatian.htm

Michele Fasolo
http://www.viaegnatia.com/

Roman Roads in the Mediterranean Region and Europe
http://www.rcm.gr/via-egnatia/default.htm

I just saw this at Roman Archaeology
http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~mharrsch/2005_07_01_romanarch_archive.html#112258529110986348

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