How Were Aqueducts Constructed?

James Coverley

Feb 6

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The aqueduct that fed the city of Saldae (modern Bejaïa, Algeria) can still be traced through the landscape.

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Rob

Jul 5

This was amazing. I didn't know that the Romans knew lead was bad. I thought that is what made the emperors crazy.

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