Rome could build that in a day.
True -- as long as it wasn't inside city limits, because, y'know, Rome wasn't built in a day.
60 mile road?
Rome could build that in a day.
(Well, maybe 30 days, depends on the width and how many bridges...)
Actually, a unique aspect of Roman road building wasn’t just the engineering, it was the deep legal code that guided it, its uses, its repair and its interchange w/ private property.
I’m guessing the Mayan kings just pointed and the road was built that direction.
Rome could build that in a day.
True -- as long as it wasn't inside city limits, because, y'know, Rome wasn't built in a day.
