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6 May – Michael Batt – The Roman Aqueduct of Carhaix

Carhaix, probably the most affluent town in Roman Brittany, was unique in having fresh running water supplied ty a 27km long aqueduct. Via an illustrated talk we will follow it's course, look at the techniques used to build it starting from the springs in Paule (Côtes d'Armor) to the centre of town where water was distributed. We will look at four different sites along its course finishing by the remains presented at the interpretation centre 'Vorgium' in Carhaix.