Acueducto romano de Porchinos
Notable section of the Roman aqueduct network that supplied the right bank of the Turia. In the Porchinos ravine, an arch is preserved that joins both slopes, walls and a settling pond, with a core of irregular stones and an opus vittatum exterior facing, a chronology close to the Roman world.
Notable section of the Roman aqueduct network that supplied the right bank of the Turia. In the Porchinos ravine, an arch is preserved that joins both slopes, walls and a settling pond, with a core of irregular stones and an opus vittatum exterior facing, a chronology close to the Roman world. An arch that joins the two sides of the Porchinos ravine, walls and a settling pond are preserved. The exterior wall is made of opus vittatum. By typology and technique, a construction close to the Roman world can be deduced.
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