Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
Drink water.
Through their aqueducts.
The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.The Romans had several beverages. Water was always available. There were various wines, but remember the ancients did not drink their wine "straight" as we do today, they liberally watered it down. There were various fruit juices and a drink called "posca" which was a mixture of water and vinegar--almost like a flavored water. There was also beer.
So you can drink clean water, instead of dirty filthy water that can make you sick.
The Romans were very clean. Every town had a bathhouse. If it didnt it was considered barbaric and uncivilized. The Romans also kept there face neat to, Roman men never had beards, they shaved.
yes
Drink water.
water is very clean cause they clean it very well
No, the people of Britain did not have to drink dirty water before the Romans arrived, Britain had clear, unpolluted rivers and streams, so clean water was available. The only problem for the native Brits was access to the water. Their towns and villages had to be built near to a fresh water supply. When the Romans arrived they brought their system of aqueducts enabling the water to come to the people instead of the people having to go to the water.
Have you heard there's a place that makes the water clean. And you can drink from clean streams and lakes but not oceans. Everybody knows that the ocean has salt water so if you drink it you can't stop and that not healthy.
no
our water is all ready clean when i comes from the rain.
They are all physically able to drink clean water... Try rephrasing your question.
Through their aqueducts.
clean, fresh water
Clean water (hopefully)
fresh, clean water.