Roman brick aqueduct tunnel found in nature preserve
Briefly

The discovery of the Roman aqueduct within the Borsacchio Nature Reserve highlights the historical significance of the region, previously associated with a thriving Roman town.
Excavation efforts revealed that the aqueduct likely dates back to the Imperial period, with ties to local amphora production, indicating its importance in ancient infrastructure.
Despite the damage caused by construction work, the find was recognized as significant early on, allowing for immediate action to protect the remnants of the structure.
The aqueduct's construction used large fragments of amphorae, showcasing innovative recycling practices of ancient Rome, blending new infrastructure with existing materials.
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