The use of this material by Roman architects made possible aesthetical and practical applications impossible for the Greeks.

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Concrete was a material that allowed Roman architects to create large and complex structures with functional and beautiful features such as arches, vaults, and domes, which were not possible with the use of stone in the same way the Greeks used it. It also allowed for a greater flexibility in design, as it could be molded into any shape or size, and was more durable and resistant to weathering than other materials available at the time.

The Use of This Material by Roman Architects Made Possible