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1) Roads

Romans built the first super highways for their armies to move along quickly. It's easy to see which modern British roads have followed the 9,600 km of old Roman roads. They are long, wide, and incredibly straight!

2) Central Heating

The Romans didn't enjoy British winters — a soldier's letter sent home from Hadrian's Wall asked for more socks and underpants to keep the cold out! However, life inside their villas was lovely and warm, and we've taken the idea of underfloor central heating from them!

3) Global Currency

The British said no to the Euro in 1992, but they have had a global currency before. People could spend Roman coins all over Europe, and in Turkey and North Africa, too!

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1) Roads

2) Central Heating

3) Global Currency

The British said no to the Euro in 1992, but they have had a global currency before. People could spend Roman coins all over Europe, and in Turkey and North Africa, too!

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"What Good Have the Romans Done For Us?"

Oğulcan Yavuz

This book explores the influence of the Romans on British culture, including roads, central heating, currency, toilets, calendars, newspapers, and fast food.

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