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Roman Architecture and Engineering
Appian Way
Begun in 312 BCE and extending almost 330 miles, the Appian Way was the main road from Rome to southeast Italy and beyond.
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Examine some of Ancient Rome's most spectacular achivements in architecture and engineering, from the Colosseum, to aqueducts, to giant amphitheatres.
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Aqueducts
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