Roman cisterns of Ventotene
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The Roman cisterns of Ventotene are an extensive network of ancient underground water reservoirs and tunnels carved into the rock by the Romans to supply and manage freshwater on the island of Ventotene.
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| Roman cisterns of Ventotene canonical | 1 |
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