All roads lead to Rome. Or do they?
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A new map of the Roman Empire’s road network charts 300,000 kilometres of routes. Archaeologist Tom Brughmans: “Many of our stereotypes come from looking at the Appian Way. But not every road was straight, and many cities were better connected than the capital.”