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the roman AQUEDUCTS
By: Emma Duerstock
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2.
tools
Chorobates
Groma
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roger4336
3.
chorobates
used as a level
plumb lines attach to find straight line
if windy, water level can be used
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Sebastià Giralt
4.
groma
plumb lines line up with beacons
match other beacons with the first
create a perfectly straight line
youtube: What the Romans did for us
Arteries of The Empire
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damiandude
5.
gradient
run in a line with a very gradual slope
1/50 to 1/1000
only lower a few inches every 100 feet
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zsenya
6.
water sources
taken from sources in mountains
used aqueducts to direct towards Rome
travel up to about 40 miles
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through and above
had to keep a constant gradient
aqueducts go into the air and underground
underground also kept clean and protected from poison
saved building supplies with arches
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Andrea Kirkby
8.
arches
used less supplies
raised aqueducts into the air
directs pressure supposedly to the ground
concept was perfected in Gothic cathedrals
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, former knowledge
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Untitled Slide
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10.
quote
Sextus Julius Frontinus
book: De Aquaeductu Urbis Romae
says: "I ask you, just compare the vast monuments of this
vital aqueduct network with those useless pyramids or the
good-for-nothing tourist attractions of the Greeks."
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G.Chris Clark
11.
end of the empire?
might have brought about downfall
water pipes were made of lead
possibility of insanity within Rome
lead poisoning
personal knowledge
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Sebastià Giralt
12.
in conclusion
possibly the greatest feat of all ancient cultures
provided running water
made possible the Roman Baths
possibly causing the end of Rome
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ell brown
Emma Duerstock
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