Science in ancient Rome

The Romans, known for their strategic road construction, leveraged Greek innovations for military and social purposes. Their roads facilitated communication and empire expansion. They excelled in sanitation with aqueducts and baths, advancing hygiene. Romans also made significant contributions to medicine, developing surgical tools and treatments. Their military innovations included siege weapons. Despite their achievements, the Roman civilization eventually declined, marking a setback in science and technology.

Describe the significance of the Baths of Caracalla in Roman culture.

What instruments did the Romans develop for surgery, and why were they important?

How did Roman military needs influence their technological advancements?