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In the 1st century BC, the design of Rome's water network was an engineering marvel. Aqueducts like Aqua Claudia brought fresh water to the city, using gravity. The water was stored in large reservoirs and distributed to baths, fountains, and homes, showcasing Roman skill in engineering and urban design.

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Thanks!! I will! 

Too bad we can't meet you there....

We must focus on water quality and distribution again.

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Over a period of 500 years, the Romans built 11 ancient aqueducts and canals, increasing their ability to supply water throughout their empire.
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Fascinating! The Romans were true masters of engineering and urban planning. Thanks for sharing!