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Published online 8 April 2003 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news030407-3
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Roman pipeline kept water flowing
Ancient aqueduct at Aspendos was a hydraulic masterpiece.
Computer modelling is lifting the lid on the secrets of Roman hydraulic engineering1. Hitherto mysterious hurdles and holes, it hints, may have smoothed the flow of water.
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