Medieval stone bridge, main parts, 13th, 14th and 15th century

Medieval bridges are particularly notable for their pointed or pointed arches. Medieval bridges served many purposes. Chapels and stores were usually built there, and many were fortified with towers and ramparts. Some included a drawbridge, a medieval innovation. The most famous bridge of this era was the Old London Bridge, begun in the late 12th century under the direction of a priest, Peter of Colechurch, and completed in 1209. With this set, you can assemble several parts of bridges (archs)