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Comment: I can provide the original German source which is Wurster, Wolfgang W. & Ganzert, Joachim: „Eine Brücke bei Limyra in Lykien. Anhang: Reste einer Brücke oberhalb von Kemer am Oberlauf des Xanthos“, in: Archäologischer Anzeiger, Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Berlin 1978, ISSN 0003-8105, S.304-307.
Interest of the translation: Despite its modest remains, the Roman bridge, which was once at least 500 m long, still shows from a technological point of view some modern-looking features such as segmental arches and hollow chambers. A translation into English would be most helpful as the German article is based on the only scientific study of the bridge, which was published by German archaeologists. In other words: If the findings are not translated into English, there will be no article at all on the structure in English Wikipedia. The article is part of a wider project to cover all Roman segmental arch bridges, twelve of which are currently known.
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