Paid laborers, slaves, and the legions all had part in building the aqueducts.
The Romans built the aqueducts over the course of many centuries and therefore they were commissioned by various men. During the period of the Roman Republic (509 BC-27 BC) the censors were in charge of public works and therefore commissioned the aqueducts. The first aqueduct was commissioned in 312 BC by Appius Claudius Caecus and was named Aqua Claudia, after him. The Anius Vetus was built in 272-269 BC and was commissioned by Manius Curius Dentatus. The Aqua Marcia was built in 1440-140 BC and was commissioned by Quintus Marcius Rex., who also repaired the Anius Vetus. The Auqa Tepula was built in 126 BC and was commissioned C by G. Servilius Caepio and L. Cassius Longinus. Agrippa, who was in charge of public works under Augustus, commissioned the Aqua Julia (33 BC) and the Aqua Virgo (19 BC). He also repaired the Anius Vetus Aqua Marcia.
The first Roman aqueduct, the Aqua Appia, was constructed in 312 BC by Appius Claudius Caecus, a censer (magistrate) of Rome.
Roman aquaducts were used for roads to get across rivers
the Romans did
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Actually, the Romans did. They made aquaducts and a means to carry water away plus they had a form of bathroom.
Aquaducts are channels or pipes through which water can pass. For pictures search images.google.com for this word.
It's not particularly important that it was the Romans that invented them, but many things still used today were invented by the Romans. Central heating, concrete, the law that states a person is innocent until proven guilty, aquaducts.
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with wells and aquaducts
The Romans invented/perfected the aqueduct in order to transport fresh water to where it was needed. The water from aqueducts was not only used for drinking and bathing, but for agriculture as well.
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Aqueducts are structures designed to transport water from one location to another, typically to supply cities or areas with freshwater. They were common in ancient Roman civilization and were built using a combination of underground tunnels, elevated channels, and elevated bridges to support and direct the flow of water.
aquaducts, sewers, roads
it was built near the poor and the rich