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The Water Supplies And Related Structures Of Roman Britain Alfonso Burgers

Name: The Water Supplies And Related Structures Of Roman Britain Alfonso Burgers
SKU: BELL-49995226
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: British Archaeological Reports Oxford Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 63.79 MB

Pages: 270

Author: Alfonso Burgers

ISBN: 9781841711898, 1841711896

Language: English

Year: 2001

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The Water Supplies And Related Structures Of Roman Britain Alfonso Burgers by Alfonso Burgers 9781841711898, 1841711896 instant download after payment.

The supply of unpolluted water was of high priority throughout the Roman Empire and in Britain, as elsewhere, organised water supplies played a fundamental role in the development of forts, settlements and towns. This detailed and highly informative study gathers evidence from over 800 archaeological sites, including remains of aqueducts, wells, baths, drains, pipes, springs and tanks. Sections examine the validity of the data and the need to reclassify many sites due to their water features which have been neglected in the past. Burgers also looks at the logistics of designing and building the Roman water supply system, the engineering principles involved, the distribution of water-related features in Roman Britain and social and financial aspects of their construction and use. The database is presented in table format.