The pont du gard (fig. 6-17), part of an aqueduct in southern france, demonstrates the use of which common roman building structure?

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Natalia Chen

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17 February, 07:27

The pont du gard (fig. 6-17), part of an aqueduct in southern france, demonstrates the use of which common roman building structure?

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Brooks Haley · Answer 1

Brooks Haley 17 February, 07:46

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It is used to transport soldiers

Mercedes Mcpherson · Answer 2

The Pont du Gard which is part of Southern France's aqueduct demonstrates the use of the round arch which is a common Roman building structure. It is the highest of all Roman elevated aqueducts and is one of the best preserved.