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Come to Rome to see these extraordinary pieces of architecture and you won't be disappointed!  We hope to see everyone visit and we will make it a great experience.  Head on over and you'll have an amazing time; we guarantee it.

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The aqueducts show that Romans were able to use science and prior knowledge to create very technologically advanced objects. Romans valued the wealth of knowledge and kept on looking for new ways to improve their empire.

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The Romans' strategy in making these magnificent pieces of ancient architecture is simply the use of science. The Romans made the aqueducts on a downhill slant so the gravity would pull the water in the direction they wanted.

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Aqueducts were used to supply major cities with water.  They were able to transport water very long distances to where it was needed the most.

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The Pont Du Gard is a Roman aqueduct that was built in the first century AD.  This Roman aqueduct is 50 km long.  The Pont Du Gard was used to supply the city of Nimes.  Historians say that the Pont Du Gard took about three years to build and employed about 800 to 1,000 workers.  The Pont Du Gard is known to be built by Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, Augustus' son in law.

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In ancient Rome, the Romans were the most advanced in building aqueducts in the ancient world. These buildings allowed for the Romans to advance further than many other ancient civilizations due to their luxury of an advanced water system.  The first Roman aqueduct was built in 312 B.C., known as the Aqua Appia.

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Romans used these aqueducts to transport water to where it was needed.  Romans became known as the greatest aqueduct builders due to their knowledge and advancements in engineering.  Romans used concrete made from volcanic ash to create these aqueducts.