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See more 👉 👉https://a26.eternalhistories.com/1699/ The ancient Romans excelled in infrastructure, and their public toilets exemplify their remarkable engineering prowess and social complexity. These communal restrooms were not just functional spaces; they were intricate systems that embodied the essence of Roman society. By the 4th century CE, Rome was home to an impressive 144 public toilets, which were nothing less than engineering wonders. These facilities were designed as expansive galleri

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