Interesting engineering - building a 53 mile long aqueduct 2,000 years ago.

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This is a cool animation of the Roman construction of the Gades Aqueduct in Spain. It's a sophisticated and well-made system that delivered fresh water for centuries. They did hundreds of these throughout Europe. I've been to the Pont du Gard aqueduct that is still standing today. It is a marvel of engineering and durable construction.
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Watch Reconstruction of 53-Mile-Long Roman Aqueduct of Gades

This video shows how Romans engineered the longest aqueduct in the Iberian peninsula. Watch the video to find out.
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2000 yrs old and it still looks good today.

[Hearth.com] Interesting engineering - building a 53 mile long aqueduct 2,000 years ago.
 
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