Via Appia

Isaac Kremer/ June 21, 2019/ / 0 comments

The first Roman highway, named for the censor Appius Claudius Caecus who constructed it; built in 312 B.C. to join Rome to Capua, and later continued to Brundisium; a stone causeway, constructed with embankments, and of such width that two broad wagons could pass each other easily; paved with closely fitted polygonal blocks of hard stone. (Harris, 1977)

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