The arch was invented by the Etruscans. The arch then was the only known way of building a roofed structure without using beams. The arch is also capable to support heavy loads and made it easier to build large buildings and bridges. The arch is not needed much nowadays because there are other techniques to sustain heavy weights, such as the suspension bridge and the use of steel frameworks and reinforced concrete for buildings.
It was probably important to them because probably didn't use money nearly as much then as people do now.
we still use their war tactics sorry nothing else I can think of right now
Palestine was in the same place as it is now, on the east coast of the Mediterranean, south of present day Lebanon (it was called Phoenicia back then) and Syria, and west of present day Jordan (it was called Nabataea back then). It was the Roman province of Judaea (this was the Latin spelling).
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He is an important part of Roman history. In the jigsaw of History, take Julius Caesar out, and you would have a piece of the historical history of the world - missing.
The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.The Romans invented the shape of the dome and made wide use of the arch. Now they didn't invent the arch, the Etruscans and Greeks used the arch before them, but they refined it and adapted it to their own architecture.
It was probably important to them because probably didn't use money nearly as much then as people do now.
The Delicate Arch was formed from wind and water erosion. The arch started out as a solid wall, then was eroded by the water and wind and it created a hole. As this continued for millions of years, the hole expanded and now we have The Delicate Arch.
All of them, but the most important by a wide margin is Roman Catholicism.
it isnt now go back to bed
It was just as important as it is now, and for the same reasons. Back then you have a cancer, but no one knows that because they weren't that advanced yet.
Marble Arch
That do we call now the Roman territory of Gaul?
it was important because people back then didn't no that stuff yet but now because of him we do.
Marble Arch
Marble Arch was originally completed in 1833 as an entrance to Buckingham Palace. In 1850, the Palace was remodelled and the Marble Arch was dismantled and moved to its present position the following year. The surrounding area is now known as Marble Arch with the nearest underground (tube) station named after it.
Why couldn't the bicycle stand up by itself? It was two tired! I used to play piano by ear, but now I use my hands.