Concrete! Concrete was used in Roman days but the technology was lost till an American came up with the idea all over again and the rest is history. Concrete;man made rock. Sewers were also used in the roman times and technically our modern piping is not entirely dissimilar from the roman aqueducts.
The Egyptians because for there pyramids to make the big huge wall. NOT! I have no flipping clue who used concrete before the Romans!
The Romans used gymnastics to exercise before battle. (at least that's what I read in a book I used for my report) :)
Nowadays it is MMMCCCXL but the ancient Romans wrote it out quite differently.
The Ethruscans ruled Italy before the Romans.
Nowadays blood is screened for illnesses before it is used in transfusions.
Nowadays blood is screened for illnesses before it is used in transfusions.
The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.The Romans were prominent in history hundreds of years before the Vikings.
No Romans existed way before Christianity
An abacus device or board was used for counting numbers in ancient times by civilisations such as the Romans and it's hardly used in todays modern world except in museums, by historians or perhaps in some education establishments.
The Romans made lots of contributions to the UK, like giving medicare, education laws roads sewage baths without the Romans the UK wouldn't have all this stuff we have nowadays!
Although rare nowadays mice are still eaten. The Romans considered them a delicacy
Nowadays it is DCCXLVIII but the ancient Romans probably wrote it out differently to todays notation.