BY: THE ROMAN EMPIRE
DECEMBER 24, 2023
Romans showcased extraordinary engineering skills with massive bridges like the Alcántara Bridge, enabling military movements across the Rhine and Danube.
Completed under Emperor Titus, the Colosseum stood as the world's most magnificent amphitheater for gladiatorial and animal fights.
A well-built road network covered the Roman Empire, symbolizing control, trade, and the saying, "All roads lead to Rome."
Romans addressed water scarcity with aqueducts, like the one in France, transporting water across valleys and regions.
Emperor Justinian's grand church, Santa Sophia, with domes and carvings, stands today as Aya Sophia in Istanbul.
Hadrian's Wall in northern England, 80 miles long, symbolized defense over expansion, rebuilt in stone under Septimius Severus.