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What did romans is secure those roads with little engineering marvels, crossing mountain paths or marshes,
After reading your post yesterday I did a bit of research on it myself, what you're talking about is related to an archaealogical discovery in Spain where they found an example of a road that did that which has started discussion as to whether or not they were all covered in gravel. On various platforms people have talked about it and no one can say for sure whether or not they were all layered with gravel or if some were and some weren't. Some argue that not all of them were, as some types of stone can be shaved down and layered perfectly close to not cause large cracks which could cause issues for travellers if not layered properly (most importantly messengers, who had to go the fastest).
All the stone roads you see nowdays are recent "reproductions" and not historical accurate.
Sorry to say that.
Anyway is not that important because it do not changes really the game mechanics.
Yes, from the description:
"COMPATIBILITY
This mod is fully compatible with all other mods, provided it is loaded above any mods that modify road textures and road effects."