Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

An advanced aqueduct system that channels fresh water into the city from nearby springs and rivers. Built with a combination of Greek and local engineering techniques, the aqueduct ensures a steady supply of water for the people and for agricultural use within the city limits. This impressive structure highlights Neapolis’ urban planning and infrastructure, essential for sustaining the growing population.

A majestic aqueduct arching gracefully over a lush valley, with crystal-clear water flowing through its channels beneath a bright sun, surrounded by vibrant greenery and the distant silhouette of the city.