Romans use the Groma to buils the roads. The roads that are made by Romans are straight. The Groma makes the roads straight
No Romans did not use wheelbarrows the wheel barrows were practicaly invented after.
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The groma wa a surveying instrument.
No they did not. They also had a surveying instrument called the groma and measuring tools.
The groma was a surveying tool used for laying out angles or more properly, right angles to existing lines or objects. The Romans used it in their construction projects and most importantly in their road building projects. The groma was one of the reasons for the impressively straight roads the Romans constructed.
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The Romans didn't invent the Groma. The Greeks were using it in the 4th century BCE, after which the Etruscans and then Romans obtained the technology. Although who invented it is a matter for debate, the most likely inventors are probably the Mesopotamians, the source of many revolutionary inventions including the most basic of all inventions, the wheel, the plough and the sail. They also divided time into the sexagesimal system (base-60) that we still use to this day.
The groma was the Romans' mail instrument for surveying. It was a vertical pole with horizontal cross pieces. They were attached at right angles by a brace and had plumb lines hanging at each end. It allowed the survey of straight lines and right angles and the calculation of squares and rectangles.
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To get a building square the Romans used the the groma and the set squares (L-shaped tools used to check the angle of the brickwork). The groma surveying instrument originated from Mesopotamia which was adopted by the Greeks in the 4th century BC, who then introduced it in Italy. It was a wooden vertical staff with two horizontal bars mounted at the top at right-angles with a bracket. Plum lines hung from the two ends of each bar. It allowed to survey straight lines and right-angles, to calculate squares or rectangles.
They used a special tool called a GROMA which was made of two sticks with string and a lead weight which helped the Romans to see if the road was straight then they put 2 sticks in the ground to mark were to build the road. They then built the road with different layers one sand and one gravel and one stones they then smoothed it down.
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Romans and Greeks use papyrus to write on.