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575: 29: 204:). Holanda, an exponent of the Portuguese Renaissance, painter and humanist, designed the dam and the fountains that were built in the Portuguese capital, then suggesting that they be reused to bring water to the city. This was typical of the posture of someone who had interned in Rome, promoted by the policies of King 222:
visited the old dam with the intention of promoting its reconstruction, under the direction of Leonardo Turriano. Within the year there was a letter from Madrid with report and four projects established to bring water to Lisbon, with the best being the Roman aqueduct. Taxes were established in order
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It extends in the local occupied by roadway and the other end to the lateral of the valley, where a great part of the wall was destroyed. The reservoir created by the dam warehoused approximately 125 cubic metres (4,400 cu ft) of water. The channel from the structure extends 1,300 metres
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In 1728, construction began on a new aqueduct that devastated part of the Roman in the area of "crags" because the dam was seen as unnecessary, given the abundance of possible sources of capture in the basin. The smaller buildings erected there, the
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The remnants of the dam are located in a rural place, implanted alongside and below the roadway, along the Carenque River, partially covered by forest and medium vegetation, situated 10 kilometres (33,000 ft) from the city centre.
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The ancient ruins of the dam are survived by a central segment some 15.5 metres (51 ft) long, 8 metres (26 ft) tall and 7 metres (23 ft) wide, and reinforced by three buttresses.
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to cost the public works, but in 1623, a letter determined that the taxes would be used to assist overseas Indian territories.
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Part of the Roman dam complex, showing the ventilation structures (foreground) and the remaining dam segment (background)
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The construction of the Caneças-Lisbon roadway resulted in the destruction and burial of another wall of the dam.
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recommended that they conclude whatever steps were necessary to bring water to Lisbon, but little was concluded.
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The dam was constructed in the 3rd century, although it is unclear when it was abandoned.
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Almeida, D. Fernando de (1969), "Sobre a barragem romana de "Olisipo" e seu aqueduto",
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Quintela, António de Carvalho; Cardoso, João Luís; Mascaranhas, José Manuel (1987),
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Ruínas da antiga barragem romana donde partia um aqueduto para Olisipo
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first identified the dam and fountains constructed in Lisbon (in
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are still maintained by the Companhia das Águas de Lisboa.
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Barragem Romana de Belas (IPA.00006416/PT031111040030)
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Portugal
Queluz e Belas
Lisbon
38°47′35.6″N 9°14′40.2″W / 38.793222°N 9.244500°W / 38.793222; -9.244500
Portuguese
Olisipo
civil parish
Queluz e Belas
municipality
Sintra
Portuguese
district of Lisbon
Francisco de Holanda
John III
Sebastian
Philip III of Spain
Águas Livres Aqueduct
List of Roman dams
Roman Dam of Pego da Moura
"Lisboa (Portugal)"








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