SANITATION: BATHHOUSE AND BARBER

ccess to public baths and regular barbering matter greatly to Roman people, though they contribute more to their social well being than their health. Baths and barbers contribute to the desirability of any area, and their services are needed by better housing. Citizens like to spend as much time at the baths as they can, after all, and who wants a long walk home after being pleasantly cleansed and relaxed?

Both structures require road access and employees; the bath-house also needs supplies of water, via the underg round pipes connected to a reservoir.