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Why We Still Drive on Roman Roads, 2,000 Years Later
From the Appian Way in 312 BC to 400,000 km of road: how layered, rain-shedding Roman roads still set the lines of highways like Spain's A-66.
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From the Appian Way in 312 BC to 400,000 km of road: how layered, rain-shedding Roman roads still set the lines of highways like Spain's A-66.
