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Water Traveled Almost 20 Kilometers to a Roman City and Siphons Made the Aqueduct of Aspendos Win the Relief
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In the ancient city of Aspendos, in the south of present-day Turkey, Roman engineers had to transport water from springs located in the mountains to the north to an urban area separated from them by a wide valley. The Aqueduct of Aspendos travelled about 19 kilometers and combined conventional channels, underground passages, arcades, pressurized pipes and two large hydraulic towers....
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