Aqua Traiana, archaeological site in Italy
Aqua Traiana, an ancient Roman aqueduct located in Rome, was dedicated to providing water.
Emperor Trajan commissioned the Aqua Traiana, and it was inaugurated on 24 June 109 AD.
The Aqua Traiana is a testament to the advanced engineering skills of the Romans.
Remnants of the aqueduct can still be visited today for historical insight.
The aqueduct's source, Lake Bracciano, is still an important reservoir for Rome.
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