Give examples of human-environment interaction in ancient Rome. List resources that are not Wikipedia, that helped you find your answer.

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Reza Jooyandeh · Answer 1 · 2024-08-14T22:53:59+0000

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The Romans built aquaducts that extended for miles to the nearby mountain lakes. These aquaducts were above-ground structures that served as man-made ditches that carried water from the mountain lakes to the reservoir in Segovia.

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