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Aqueduct, Los Banales Roman site, Uncastillo, Aragon, Spain

Pillars of the aqueduct at Los Banales Roman site, founded 1st century BC, aerial view, at Uncastillo, Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. 32 of the 70 pillars remain standing, which have curved recesses to hold the water channel. The aqueduct fed the town with water for the inhabitants and the baths. This was a large urban area with thermal baths built 1st century AD, a forum, a necropolis and an aqueduct bringing water from a reservoir. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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Pillars of the aqueduct at Los Banales Roman site, founded 1st century BC, aerial view, at Uncastillo, Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. 32 of the 70 pillars remain standing, which have curved recesses to hold the water channel. The aqueduct fed the town with water for the inhabitants and the baths. This was a large urban area with thermal baths built 1st century AD, a forum, a necropolis and an aqueduct bringing water from a reservoir. Picture by Manuel Cohen