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This Roman pool sat dry for 1,900 years. In August 2025, archaeologists turned the water back on. And they did it through the original Roman supply channel. The same stone conduit that filled this bath in the 2nd century AD filled it again, no modern plumbing required. Stratonikeia, Türkiye....

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