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Aqueducts were used in which ancient indigenous empire ?

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Answer: Assyrian Empire

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Aqueducts in Mesopotamia

The first sophisticated long-distance canal systems were constructed in the Assyrian Empire in the 9th century BCE and incorporated tunnels several kilometres in length. These engineering feats permitted the aqueducts to be constructed in a more direct line between source and outlet.

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Answer:Assyrian Empire

Aqueducts in Mesopotamia

The first sophisticated long-distance canal systems were constructed in the Assyrian Empire in the 9th century BCE and incorporated tunnels several kilometres in length. These engineering feats permitted the aqueducts to be constructed in a more direct line between source and outlet.

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