Instead of blithely repeating the common notion that Roman roads were all uniformly straight, historians, archaeologists, and the general public can add a caveat,” she said.
This is just obnoxious. Obviously, if the terrain didn't allow it, roads won't be straight.
We shouldn't be disproving a myth based on the exception, and not the rule.
Instead of blithely repeating the common notion that Roman roads were all uniformly straight, historians, archaeologists, and the general public can add a caveat,” she said.
This is just obnoxious. Obviously, if the terrain didn't allow it, roads won't be straight.
We shouldn't be disproving a myth based on the exception, and not the rule.