 Kirkgoz bridge (40 arches) of the aqueduct of Side (Turkey) |
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New in October, 2019:
INTRODUCTIONS: Historical introduction Technical introduction Aqueduct dictionary (Introduction by subject) FAQ: Questions and Answers AQUEDUCTS in details: Information on 100 selected Roman aqueducts LITERATURE: Literature on 600 aqueducts STATISTICS: Ancient Aqueduct Statistics PUBLICATIONS: Some selected papers WEBSITES: The best external websites NUMISMATOLOGY: Aqueducts on Roman coins MISCELLANEOUS: Basins / castella - drawings Siphons in Greek and Roman aqueducts 16 Intriguing Questions (Highschool level) Pont du Gard in 3D photography Qanat literature Bibliographies on bibliographies Under construction IN DUTCH: - Aquaducten van Nijmegen tot Rome - Romeinen in Nederland - Suggesties voor een Romereis - Romeinse geodetische instrumenten In preparation:
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MissionThis website on Roman aqueducts aims to show what marvellous work has been done by engineers and architects of the Roman empire. Water is a commodity that all humanity needs, and we dedicate this website to the builders of the Roman aqueducts and to all people who now live in the same lands, and who need the water just as much as our ancestors 2000 years ago. We hope that this website will show what unites us in this beautiful part of the world around 'our sea', MARE NOSTRUM. Wilke Schram Driek van Opstal Cees Passchier Most photos and maps are our own and may be used free only for non-commercial purposes and with the name(s) of the copyright owner(s): ©2004 - 2020 Cees W. Passchier, ©2004 - 2020 Driek van Opstal and/or ©2004 - 2020 Wilke D. Schram webmaster
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