Aqueduc romain

The Roman water systems have left numerous remaining parts, including reservoir conduit scaffolds, for example, the Pont du Gard in France, the water system of Segovia in Spain, the reservoir conduit of Carthage in Tunisia.

In any case, a large portion of the course of these water systems was underground, and substantially less dynamite than the extensions and viaducts that still persist.

Ancient hydrolipidic structure situated close to the Soummam avenue. A place that contains in its storm cellar a genuine Numidian necropolis and merits more attention.

The Roman reservoir conduit stays one of only a handful couple of archeological destinations as yet standing and unmistakable in the focal point of Constantine.

Its arcades are likewise the pride of the city of scaffolds in spite of the impulses of time and the ineptitude of men particularly with demonstrations of rehashed vandalism.