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8/13/2020 5:54:09 PM
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9th century saxons have pathetic aqueduct building skills compared to ancient romans.
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Oh hey watson, been a while, eh?
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Yes it has, you’ve been gone for a while now. How have you been?
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Good, got bored and found a link to one of my old posts in an old .doc file And figured I should come back and see what you’re all up to.
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Ancient Romans have pathetic Pyramid building skills compared to the ancient Egyptians.
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[quote]9th century saxons have pathetic aqueduct building skills compared to ancient romans.[/quote] The Romans were the best. At everything really.
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Rome was pretty amazing for its time period and was really good at many things. They were really good at integrating others into their civilization and gaining their technologies such as the aqueducts, sewers and even the gladius which actually originated in Spain. Although it had its faults as well, the government was corrupt most of the time and unstable enough that it turned from a monarchy into a republic and then a empire.
