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The ancient Romans invented aqueducts to supply water to cities and industrial sites. Aqueducts transported water through gravity-fed channels from distant sources and supplied Rome and other cities with water for baths, sewers, and households. They also provided water to mines and mills, with some aqueducts running multiple channels to supply large mining operations that used water for extracting and processing ore. The Romans
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