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Metalurgy, irrigation, roofing tiles, roads and bridges, jewelry, trade.
They had posting houses dotted along them to provide horses for couriers.
Roads in the Aztec era were well-kept and often paved. Regular resting places were provided. Since the Aztecs did not know the wheel and did not have draft animals, the roads were used for travel on foot
One of the major achievements of the Incas was their impressive system of roads and infrastructure, known as the Inca Road System. This vast network of well-constructed roads allowed for efficient communication, trade, and transportation throughout the Inca Empire. Additionally, the Incas developed advanced agricultural techniques, such as terracing and irrigation, which allowed them to cultivate crops at high altitudes and in diverse environments.
Systems of communication and transportation today that compared to the Royal Roads of the Persians are common day highways. Highways are used to speed up the process and allow us to travel easier between places just like the Royal Roads.
Cars, houses, people, roads, stores.
Ten examples are roads, factories, vehicles, plastic, glass,television,mobiles, computers, houses, bridges etc.
Streets have houses and roads are just roads that have
Irrigation systems and rice that could ripen faster are two agricultural discoveries made during the Sui Dynasty. Trade systems and roads helped to move the food easier.
Roads were laid out in a grid pattern and sewers and running water went to most of the houses.
Roads were laid out in a grid pattern and sewers and running water went to most of the houses.
Roads were laid out in a grid pattern and sewers and running water went to most of the houses.
Roads were laid out in a grid pattern and sewers and running water went to most of the houses.
Irrigation, canals, roads
It is a matter of opinion. Great achievements of Roman engineering were the stone-paved roads, bridges which were based on sequences of arches and could cross much wider rivers and valleys than before, the aqueducts, the hypocaust (an underfloor heating system for houses) and fortification systems. With regard to weapons, the Romans greatly improved on the ballisata, a crossbow-like catapult which they originally adopted from the Greeks. The Roman also had good drainage and irrigation systems for agriculture.
It is a matter of opinion. Great achievements of Roman engineering were the stone-paved roads, bridges which were based on sequences of arches and could cross much wider rivers and valleys than before, the aqueducts, the hypocaust (an underfloor heating system for houses) and fortification systems. With regard to weapons, the Romans greatly improved on the ballisata, a crossbow-like catapult which they originally adopted from the Greeks. The Roman also had good drainage and irrigation systems for agriculture.
Public works in the TaΓno civilization referred to infrastructure and construction projects undertaken for the benefit of the community. These projects included the construction of ceremonial plazas, ball courts, and irrigation systems. They also involved the building of houses, roads, and bridges, as well as the creation of agricultural terraces and stone aqueducts for water management.