Artifacts In Roman Architecture

Roman Numerals advancing the knowledge of mathematics, more organized cities through grid plans, and strong roman structures from roman concrete, are three artifacts that are some of the most historically significant developments in the civilization of ancient Rome. Roman Numerals, symbols that represent numbers, originated around 8th century B.C. to 2nd Century AD, to help record numbers in coins, art and stones. They are one of the most significantly important artifacts not only for Rome but the world as well. Leading to development and advancement in mathematics, engineering, and science throughout Europe, they became a counting system that is still used today. The second artifact from Rome is the invention of grid based cities, also called centuriation, streets run at right angles towards each other.
This artifact led to a butterfly impact on how cities were built around the world. Today the construction of cities is inspired by the method that was created by the Romans Centuries ago. Roman concrete is also considered a very significant artifact as it is a revolutionary material, which possessed a precise built and lasting accession of ancient Rome. This artifact led to the Romans rapidly building structures while also maintaining structural strength. Lastly, Roman concrete led to the creation and endurance of the vital structures like the pantheon, colosseum and the Roman Forum. Leading the massive architectural advancement in ancient Rome, this artifact is considered one of the most