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The Romans invented certain types of plumbing, such as indoor toilets and indoor running water. And yes, we still used running water in our homes today as well as indoor toilets.
All cultures, everywhere invent a calendar of some kind. Because of the influence it had the Roman calendar became widespread. It was not the only calendar in use at the time any more than the Gregorian one, used by most people, is not the only one in use today It is done because it is necessary to calculate future dates for commerce and for social reasons.
the romans were the first people 2 make roads so obviously they invented cementThe Romans discovered cement with use of lime and silicon/alumina called pozzolanic cement in 2 century bc.
Water clocks were clocks that weren't invented by the Romans but were highly expanded upon. A water clock was a device that told time by the measured use and flow of a set amount of water.
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No. Nobody has worn togas since the Roman days.
The Romans invented certain types of plumbing, such as indoor toilets and indoor running water. And yes, we still used running water in our homes today as well as indoor toilets.
I think the roman empire was a good thing because if the Romans did not invent all the things they did we would not be able to have them and use them today.
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One invention that helped with the creation of modern plumbing, irrigation, and sanitation was the Aqueducts. Other inventions of the Romans that are still in use today are concrete, newspapers, bound books, welfare, roads, the Julian Calendar, and battlefield surgery.
They invented a type of currency we use today, coins!
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Well, other celenders had been invented before the Romans but the one we use today is the one they developed and which Julius Caesar perfected. Only one major change has been introduced since Roman times, the use of leap years.
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