Herodotus provides a detailed description of one of these systems in terms of parasangs.
Herodotus provides a detailed description of one of these systems in terms of parasangs. In the early 19th century, John Loudoun McAdam proposed a standard set of stones to be used for the British system of this type. One system of this type was supplemented by tampu buildings, which were similar to Roman buildings presided over by mansionarius. Men known as chasquis (CHOSS-kees) made use of one of these systems, often (*) carrying quipus (KEE-poos) with them. Susa and Sardis were served by a "Royal" one of these things built by Darius the Great. The Incan system of this kind made use of many rope bridges, and the Roman one of these systems included the Via Appia. For 10 points, name these transportation systems, which provide routes for foot and vehicle traffic.
Herodotus provides a detailed description of one of these systems in terms of parasangs.
roads [prompt on transportation before mentioned]