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Reading list
We've selected nine books
that we think will supplement your
learning. Use these to
develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a
deeper understanding of the topics covered in
Roman Engineering.
A translation of Vitruvius's influential treatise, providing firsthand insights into Roman building techniques, including concrete, arches, and engineering principles.
A scholarly examination of Frontinus's treatise on Rome's water supply, providing insights into the engineering, administrative, and social aspects of the system.
A detailed exploration of Roman bridge design and construction, showcasing the engineering ingenuity and durability of these structures.
A comprehensive overview of Roman architecture, including its engineering aspects, such as the use of concrete, vaults, and domes.
A specialized examination of Roman bath complexes, exploring their engineering, architectural, and social significance.
A study of the Roman Empire's vast road network, examining its engineering, transportation, and military significance.
An accessible and visually engaging exploration of ancient Rome's architectural wonders, including the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Circus Maximus, providing context for Roman engineering achievements.
While not directly focused on engineering, this book offers valuable insights into the military technologies and engineering principles employed by the Roman army.
While not focused on Roman engineering, this book provides valuable insights into structural engineering techniques developed during the Renaissance, which were influenced by Roman innovations.
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