The Aqueducts of Ancient Rome

GPTKB entity

Predicate	Object
gptkbp:instanceOf	Ancient Roman infrastructure
gptkbp:builtBy	gptkb:Romans
gptkbp:declinedAfter	After the fall of the Roman Empire
gptkbp:depictedIn	Ancient Roman art
gptkbp:distributedBy	Castellum aquae Lead pipes
gptkbp:engineeringAchievement	Advanced hydraulic engineering
gptkbp:establishedIn	312 BC
gptkbp:famousRemains	gptkb:Segovia_Aqueduct gptkb:Pont_du_Gard Aqua Claudia arches
gptkbp:feature	Bridges Arches Underground tunnels Distribution tanks
gptkbp:firstAqueduct	gptkb:Aqua_Appia
gptkbp:FrontinusWrote	gptkb:De_aquaeductu
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label	The Aqueducts of Ancient Rome
gptkbp:influenced	Later European aqueducts
gptkbp:influencedBy	Greek aqueducts
gptkbp:length	over 500 km
gptkbp:locatedIn	gptkb:Ancient_Rome
gptkbp:maintenance	gptkb:Curator_Aquarum
gptkbp:material	gptkb:stone Brick Concrete
gptkbp:notableExample	gptkb:Aqua_Anio_Novus gptkb:Aqua_Appia gptkb:Aqua_Claudia gptkb:Aqua_Marcia gptkb:Aqua_Virgo
gptkbp:numberOfMajorAqueducts	11
gptkbp:purpose	Water supply
gptkbp:restored	Popes in the Renaissance
gptkbp:significance	gptkb:urban_development Public health Engineering legacy
gptkbp:studiedBy	gptkb:Frontinus gptkb:Vitruvius
gptkbp:supplies	gptkb:Rome
gptkbp:technology	Gravity flow
gptkbp:UNESCOStatus	Some are World Heritage Sites
gptkbp:usedFor	Fountains Irrigation Public baths Private households
gptkbp:waterSource	Lakes Rivers Distant springs
gptkbp:bfsParent	gptkb:Thomas_Ashby
gptkbp:bfsLayer	7