+Roman Roads were a sophisticated network of vital arteries, linking the vast [Roman Empire](/wiki/roman_empire) for military movement and trade. Engineered for remarkable durability, their construction involved precise layering of stone and gravel, with many sections enduring for centuries. This enduring [infrastructure](/wiki/infrastructure) profoundly shaped the ancient world, facilitating control and cultural exchange.
+## See also
+- [Roman Aqueducts](/wiki/roman_aqueducts)
+- [Ancient Engineering](/wiki/ancient_engineering)
+- [Trade Routes](/wiki/trade_routes)
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