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August 24, 2007

serino aqua augusta / roman aqueducts site

in association with amazon.com, click hereIn our upcoming read  on September 5, Pompeii: A Novel  by Robert Harris, the Aqua Augusta plays a prominent part.  Not to be confused with the Aqua Augusta in Rome, this is the Serino Aqua Augusta around Naples.  The comprehensive page on the Serino with maps and photos is part of Roman Aqueducts, a private website by Wilke Schram of the Netherlands, which has data on a number of Roman aqueducts as well as external links.  More links on the author page.

An astounding site!

Enjoy!

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