Aqueducts

What is an aqueduct? An aqueduct is a bunch of tunnels connected together to bring water from one area to another.

What is an aqueduct used for? In ancient times aqueducts were used to bring water to public baths, bathrooms, fountains and houses.

***This is a Roman bathhouse whose water supply is from an aqueduct***

This is how it works!

Who made this contribution to architecture? The Romans constructed the first aqueduct around the third century AD. It was used to supply the city water fountain.