Roman Engineering Research Paper

Roman Engineering

The Roman empire may have fallen more than thousand years ago but the Roman empire left a legacy. Roman engineering constructed many projects to serve the needs of urban culture. Engineering was more important to the Romans than graphic arts were. When the Romans did the engineering they used all natural resources. Most of time Romans would use waterproof materials, so when the weather got bad their work did not get ruined. Most techniques were inherited by early civilizations, Egypt and Greek.

When the Romans were building, one of the buildings they built was the famous Colosseum. The Romans made roads to connect to other places, such as other cities, towns, and states. Romans made their own baked brick and cement. Romans used basic tools for engineering, the tools that the Romans used, still are being used today. They built the theaters,

The Romans enjoyed many things when they were not working. The Romans were so well built that some of them still stand today. The Romans started building with concrete over two thousand one hundred years ago. The Romans were known to contribute to public discourse for writing.

Rome engineering has inspired the Romans to build bridges and more. Ancient Rome was the wellspring for many modern government. The Roman empire was really big, it encompasses nearly, one point seven million square miles. These Roman roads which are still used today, are constructed by dirt, gravel and bricks. Romans worked in farms too because of all the tractors and tools they used to farm and grow crops.

The roads were very important to the economy, and the military of Romans. They were allowed easier commerce between towns and cities. These roads use to flood a lot so they would not use them in rainy weather. The Romans made four hundred thousand kilometers of roads including twenty nine highways that lead to the city