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How was it possible for ancient Roman cities to develop farther inland, further away from rivers and coastlines?
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How was it possible for ancient Roman cities to develop farther inland, further away from rivers and coastlines?

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It was possible for ancient Roman cities to develop farther inland, further away from rivers and coastlines due to an extensive "trade network", which linked the various regions.
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