This concept map on Roman aqueducts and baths explains how Ancient Rome supplied water and highlights the importance of public baths in everyday life. The map shows how aqueducts carried water from springs to the city through bridges, stone channels, and cisterns before distributing it to neighborhoods and Roman homes. It also describes the main features of the baths, the facilities they offered, and their role as places for hygiene, relaxation, and social life. A clear and effective study resource for reviewing Ancient Roman history in primary and lower secondary school.