In addition to the construction of massive buildings,the Romans also built

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The Romans built aqueducts, which were channels or bridges used to transport water from one place to another. These were used to bring water to cities for drinking, bathing, and irrigation, and were an impressive feat of engineering. While the Romans certainly constructed buildings of significant size and complexity, they never built pyramids or skyscrapers, and underwater harbors were not a technology available to them. Toll roads did exist in ancient Rome, but were not particularly remarkable constructions.

In Addition to the Construction of Massive Buildings,the Romans Also