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An aqueduct dating back to 125 A.D., located under the city of Athens, is being explored

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An aqueduct dating back to 125 A.D., located under the city of Athens, is being explored
08
June

Researchers started the underground mapping of a 25km water supply network. Nowadays, it still seems to carry water under Attica, almost 1,900 years after its construction


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