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The Roman «Via Apia» roads were so well built that even today they are still usable. But they are for many of them just archeological wonders.
When we see the pyramids and so many old monument still up for thousands of years, we can wonder what of our architecture marvels will be up again after 2 000 years or more.
JiEL - I believe most of today's structures will have crumbled to rusty dust.
ReplyDeleteThe best proof is that building in Florida that calapsed because of bad concrete material and salt affecting the iron of the structure of it.
ReplyDeleteYou know, many Roman structures are still up because their way of making concrete was very strong. Many Roman arenas, theaters and aquaducs are still there after 2000 years.
Fact is many of these Roman-built roads are still used nowadays in Europe. Most of us just do not know about it, while driving their car on straight roads boarded with cypress in Italy, or plane trees in France.
ReplyDeleteBatRedneck - I would think the ride would be a little bumpy.
ReplyDeleteAs a young boy raised in Scotland, a favorite holiday was walking along Roman iters that had existed for thousands of yrs. as obvious as it sounds, good construction is good construction.
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