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- The Aqua Appia was the first test of Roman engineering of its type and is unsophisticated in comparison to Rome's ten other aqueducts.
- The Aqua Appia was the first test of Roman engineering and as the first product of Roman aquatic engineering, and is quite primitive and unsophisticated in...
- The Aqua Appia is the oldest aqueduct ( aqueduct ), which was built in ancient times to supply the city of Rome.
- The Aqua Appia flowed for 16.4 km into the city of Rome through the Porta Maggiore, and emptied into the Forum Boarium, near the Porta Trigemina.
- When described in how low it traveled under ground, the Aqua Appia was the lowest. This aqueduct stretched 8 miles to the Sabine Hills outside Rome.
- The Aqua Appia was the first test of Roman engineering of its type and is unsophisticated in comparison to Rome's ten other aqueducts.
- The Aqua Appia flowed for 16.4 km, entered the city of Rome from the east, and emptied into the Forum Boarium, near the Porta Trigemina and the Tiber River.
- The Aqua Appia flowed for 16.4 km, entered the city of Rome from the east, and emptied into the Forum Boarium, near the Porta Trigemina and the Tiber River.
- In response to the probable growing need for water, the censor Appius Claudius Caecus built the Aqua Appia in 312 BC.
