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Roman aqueduct
Explore the fascinating world of Roman aqueducts and learn about their incredible engineering feats. Find inspiration for your own architectural projects and marvel at the ingenuity of ancient civilizations.
A monumental Roman aqueduct between the towns of Uzes and Nimes, France.
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Picture of the ancient Roman Aqueduct of the Pont du Gard, France. | Paul E Wiliams Photographer Photography Library
Picture of the ancient Roman Aqueduct of the Pont du Gard which crosses the River Gardon near Vers-Pon-du-Gard, France. Part of the 50 km long aqueduct that served the Roman town of Nemausus (Nimes) its 3 tiers of arches stand 48 m high (160 ft). A UNESCO World Heritage Site. . Visit our ROMAN ART & HISTORIC SITES PHOTO COLLECTIONS for more photos to download or buy as wall art prints…
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30K views · 2.1K reactions | Ancient Roman Aqueducts: Ingenious Engineering of the Past 🏛️🌊 Great animation on how Romans build their aqueducts. Have you ever marveled at the ingenuity of the…
Ancient Roman Aqueducts: Ingenious Engineering of the Past 🏛️🌊 Great animation on how Romans build their aqueducts. Have you ever marveled at the...
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