Romans also developed a recipe for concrete that was so advanced the concrete grew stronger for decades after being set. The concrete released less CO2 into the atmosphere than any of its modern counterparts. It was also able to self repair any cracks that occurred, making it an incredibly durable material.
The process to make this concrete stumped historians so much that it wasn’t until 2013 when UC Berkley published the first article detailing the process of making Roman concrete.
All historic evidence is just stories. So, just because you don't know of it doesn't mean it doesn't exist...