The Nimes Aqueduct, France

Emma Groeneveld

by Emma Groeneveld
published on 12 April 2017

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The Nimes Aqueduct, France — The Nîmes aqueduct, built to carry water from Uzès to Nîmes in France in the first century CE. It contains the spectacular Pont du Gard.

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Emma Groeneveld

Emma Groeneveld studied History &amp; Ancient History, focusing on topics such as Herodotus and the juicy politics of ancient courts. Since the conclusion of her studies in 2015, she has been spending more and more time on her obsession with prehi

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