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Research on a 1,900-year-old Roman latrine has identified calcite within its structure, which could inform the development of more durable concrete today. The study highlights the potential benefits of ancient materials in modern construction.
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Research on a 1,900-year-old Roman latrine has identified calcite within its structure, which could inform the development of more durable concrete today. The study highlights the potential benefits of ancient materials in modern construction.
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