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What have the Romans ever done for us?

Posted on 15/06/2012 by dougaj4

Maybe the Romans can fairly claim the credit for spreading the aqueduct from Portugal to the Middle East, but the voussoir arch, typical of Roman aqueduct construction, did not originate with them. The first known voussoir arches were constructed by … Continue reading →

Posted in Arch structures, Bach, Historic Bridges, Newton | Tagged Arch structures, etruscan, perugia, roman | 1 Comment

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