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 Roman Aqueducts            By:William Brown

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 Roman Aqueducts            By:William Brown

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Aqueducts: An aqueduct is a means for transporting water through underground tunnel and man made structures usually using gravity.  Some civilizations like the Greeks ancient Persia,India,and Egypt were using features of the aqueduct and using aqueducts before the romans , but it was the Romans who really took it to a new level.  The Roman Army was responsible for building aqueducts in new areas and it spread throughout the Roman empire which was large.maintenance of the water was a daily task which was mostly done slaves and paid workers. At one point the aqueduct system supplied water to 1,000,000 Romans.  The ancient civilization spread the technology to the romans who spread the technology by being a large empire so other civilization looked to them for the technology to build their aqueduct system,which  spread it through the rest of the world.

1. http://www.unrv.com/culture/roman-aqueducts.php

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Domes are rounded structure that .Typically with a rounded base.In the past they would use domes for

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Middle ages stained glass

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Roman Roads               By:William Brown

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Roman Roads               By:William Brown

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1.  Roads: The Roman Empire were the main civilization that spread roads to different civilizations.However roads weren't invented by the Romans,the Greeks had made roads but the Romans stole the idea of roads.Roads spread throughout the Mediterranean region from Rome because of the Roman army.The Roman army was was responsible for building roads and bridges as they traveled and they collected money from the local people to maintain them  .Roman engineers were always a part of the Roman Army and traveled with them so they could add onto the roads.

.  Because the Romans were a military power they conquered many civilizations and      brought the roads with them so other civilization adapted the idea.  So roads spread throughout the world because the efficiency of moving armies supplies and goods.http://www.unrv.com/culture/roman-roads.php

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A bathtub today as you can see they are very differen.

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The telescope is a world wide used object that was made by the dutch. Until a man named John Dollond found out about the object and started to expand. He produced commercials witch caused a lot of idea to spark into the telescope we have today.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_telescope

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Romans first road was a big hit, and ended up changing because Romans request. A lot of people found out about it because it was 112 miles long!

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Areches are a curved symmetrical structure with a defined opening. Over the years arches have gone through many stages. Past archers were used to take on a lot of weight and support a building in otherwards giving it stability.The arches were made out of strong durable concrete.Arches today are still used for giving support to structures however now arches are made of steel , brick, and of course concrete.

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Roman Concrete was made up of volcanic ash, water and lime. Today's concrete is made up of cement, sand and gravel. Romans type of concrete does better in the cold weather than modern cement but John Smeaton change the way of making it when concrete found its way to England. And now concrete is a world wide used material. http://www.auburn.edu/academic/architecture/bsc/classes/bsc314/timeline/timeline.htm

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Most of what is known about medieval stained-glass making comes from a twelfth-century German monk who called himself Theophilus.  A cathederal had stained glass then people wanted it for their  homes. Mostly rich people could afford the stained glass though. This is  some cathederal stained glass.

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There were 170 baths in Rome during the reign of Augustus and by 300 A.D that number had increased to over 900 baths. Only rich people could afford the baths in their house. The water was brought into it by a aquaduct. There were seperate baths for the men and women. The people went to the baths for fun too. When the roman empire spread the bath spread too. In this picture the roman bath is shown.

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in the greek ages, the olympics would only be greek people. Only men were allowed to compete. But the a french educator named pierre loved sports so he decided, to let everyone in the world play in the olympics.