How to pronounce“aqueducts”in English

Roads had decayed, aqueducts had collapsed, cities lay in ruin, harbors had silted.

that's way too high um the big aqueducts are lined with concrete they no longer

like, people had aqueducts, people had like, indoor heating and cooling, and like, running water, and like, buy food from all over the world,

I mean, the aqueducts are a great example.

19 of them in total the capture that water and then through a series of aqueducts that were built starting in the mid 19th century all the way to the

Thousands of years ago, the Romans built 11 aqueducts that brought fresh flowing water continuously into Rome, as far as 57 miles away.

B. COATES: As well as construction, aqueducts, the legal system.

massive dams that store water in the winter months so we can use it in the in the dry season we build massive aqueducts so we can move it from

overall there is a lot of seepage and evaporative loss from the system but it's not all from the big aqueducts that you see driving down the state route

Even as the imperial infrastructure, roads, bridges, aqueducts, grain mills, fortifications, and so on, fell into disrepair.

And looking back at the great works that they left us, looking back at the Colosseum and the aqueducts and even the pyramids of Egypt.

discovered, what the Romans could do with concrete, for instance, the coliseum and the aqueducts and even the

The Roman government, the Roman emperors minted money in order to basically pay the army, and to pay for public services, and to do things like build roads and temples and aqueducts.

Take out the power plants, the aqueducts, the bridges.

Over 2,000 years ago, the Romans built the aqueducts and now we take running water for granted.

transported uh down the uh Aqueduct due to uh leakage and evaporation um would you think that would be an accurate estimate no I think