Claim: The aqueduct of Luynes was constructed in the second or third centuries and took water from Pie Noire to ancient Luynes.
Evidence: Its construction has not yet been dated with certainty; the construction style would indicate the 2nd or 3rd century, like the resort that it fed. It has a general orientation of north-northeast to south-southwest, taking water from the now dry Pie Noire (or Pinnoire), and is believed to have supplied water to ancient Luynes, or even Caesarodunum.