I WONDER - How Old Is The Pont Du Gard?

The video highlights the Roman architectural genius through the construction of an ancient aqueduct bridge. Built in the 1st century AD, this structure transported water over 31 miles to the Roman colony of Nemesis. The precision of its construction, using massive limestone blocks without mortar, showcases the advanced engineering capabilities of the Romans. Today, the site is not only a historical landmark but also a popular spot for picnics and summer swims.

What is the height of the Roman aqueduct bridge?

• 120 feet

• 160 feet

• 200 feet

• 180 feet

In which century was the Roman aqueduct bridge constructed?

• 1st century BC

• 2nd century AD

• 1st century AD

• 3rd century AD

How far did the aqueduct transport water to the Roman colony of Nemesis?

• 21 miles

• 51 miles

• 31 miles

• 41 miles

What material was used to construct the aqueduct without mortar?

• Sandstone blocks

• Limestone blocks

• Marble blocks

• Granite blocks

What is the modern use of the aqueduct site?

• A popular spot for picnics and summer swims

• A government building

• A shopping center

• A museum