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Partially excavated roman engineerings

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Verified6 Widely accepted0 Contested0 Hypothetical0 Unverified0 Pseudoarchaeology0

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Aqueducts6 Hydraulic works6 Roman engineerings6 Byzantines1 Qanats1

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🇪🇸Spain1 🇫🇷France1 🇮🇱Israel1 🇯🇴Jordan1 🇹🇳Tunisia1

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hadrian3 roman aqueduct2 agua almai1 arche bridge1 augustan1 byzantium1 caesarea

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Roman engineerings

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🇮🇱 Israel · Hydraulic works

High-Level Aqueduct of Caesarea Maritima

Herodian to Byzantine (22 BCE – 640 CE) · Herodian Jewish-Roman and Roman Imperial

Herodian-Hadrianic 10-km dune arcade twin aqueducts feeding Sebastos harbour 7 km.

🇹🇳 Tunisia · Hydraulic works

Zaghouan Aqueduct — Carthage Water Supply

Roman Imperial (Hadrianic, 2nd c. CE) · Roman Africa Proconsularis (Latin-Tunisian)

Hadrianic 132-km aqueduct Zaghouan to Carthage with 17-km arcade, Rome's longest.