Ancient Roads

Ancient roads were pathways built by early civilizations to facilitate trade, travel, and communication. They connected cities, ports, and regions, allowing goods, ideas, and cultures to flow. Prominent examples include the Roman roads, which were known for their durability and engineering, and the Silk Road, which linked the East and West for commerce and cultural exchange. These roads played a crucial role in the development of societies, enabling military movements and fostering economic growth. Their remnants still impact modern infrastructure planning and demonstrate the ingenuity of ancient engineering.