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Description: Water is notoriously an essential element for the development and maintenance of life for humans and animals. Since the birth of the first human settlements, the need to control the sources and supply of this precious liquid became evident. Not by chance, the main cities of antiquity arose on the banks of rivers or not far from springs, water basins, and the like. Since ancient times, control over water sources and the management of water infrastructures soon became a prerogative of power. Rome was no exception. In fact, the Romans excelled, designing and building monumental aqueducts.
Product Sheet
Curator: Ceirani Danilo
Format: 15x21 cm
Pages: 126, paperback, 98 color illustrations and 8 in black and white
Text: Italian
Isbn: 9788895203553
Year of publication: 2016
Condition: New Product
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