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Public sanitation began with the Roman Empire. The problem with ever present human waste is obvious, and they developed the first sewers.
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Who invented sanitation and when was it?
Frank Jacobson invented the sanitation in 1000 years ago in the ancient times
Who began public health and sanitation systems?
Romans
Who was the first to began public health and sanitation systems?
i think it was the Romans
What was life like in medieval villages?
Grim, smelly, overrun with rats, no sanitation, muddy streets, completely foul, and cities and towns were not a lot better.
Why did the Romans build the aqueducts?
The Romans built most of their aqueducts underground because that was the most practical and efficient way to move the water. Underground structures needed less labor to build and less maintenance as they were not subject to the elements. Also, in some areas underground aqueducts were necessary because water flows down. If a hill or mountain intervenes, it might make the aqueduct impractical unless it were made underground to go through a hill or slope.
