Barbegal Aqueduct Photo Gallery

1/15. Scale model side view of the Roman Barbegal flour mill complex

2/15. Barbegal Roman Aqueduct across the hills southeast of Fontvieille

3/15. Detail of the Romans Barbegal Aqueduct

4/15. The Romans Barbegal Aqueduct, with ruins of the parallel aqueduct visible

5/15. Barbegal Roman Aqueduct in the morning light (in 1998)

6/15. View north at the ridge-top cutting of the Romans Barbegal Aqueduct

7/15. Foundation of the double Barbegal Aqueduct as it arrived just above the flour mills

8/15. The Roman Barbegal Aqueduct cut through the stone as it arrived at the ridge

9/15. The Roman Barbegal Aqueduct cutting at the ridge above the mills, our 1998 photo

10/15. View south across the fields from the Barbegal Aqueduct cutting at the ridge top

11/15. The ridge where the Romans Barbegal Aqueduct arrived at the mills on the hillside

12/15. Ruins of the Roman flour mill complex, the Barbegal Aqueduct arrived at the ridge at the left

13/15. Top area detail of the Roman Barbegal flour mill complex, scale model in the Arles Antiques Museum

14/15. Scale model of the Roman Barbegal flour mill complex, looking north towards the top

15/15. Plaque dedicated to Bernand Benoit who revealed the Barbegal Aqueduct ruins