The Roman Empire was renowned for its engineering feats, and one of the most sophisticated infrastructures they developed was their water supply system. The aqueducts are often celebrated, but the ingenuity didn't stop there. Inside the sprawling cities, Romans implemented an extensive network of copper pipes and lead valves to deliver water under pressure directly to their homes. This system not only provided convenience but also a symbol of wealth and technological advancement. The use of copp

Ancient Rome's Futuristic Water Systems

Roman Engineering