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'The water that comes and goes: successes and limitations of hydraulic engineering in ancient Rome'. XXXIV Autumn Conference Cycle
'The water that comes and goes: successes and limitations of hydraulic engineering in ancient Rome'. XXXIV Autumn Conference Cycle
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'The water that comes and goes: successes and limitations of hydraulic engineering in ancient Rome'. XXXIV Autumn Conference Cycle

Museo de San Isidro. Los Orígenes de Madrid · Madrid

Day
Thu 12
November
Time
18:30

EntryFree

Where

Museo de San Isidro. Los Orígenes de Madrid

Plaza San Andres 2, Madrid

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Good to know

Organised by
Museo de San Isidro. Los Orígenes de Madrid
Speaker
Julio Cortés Martín
Presented by
Emilia Fernández de Mier (Vice President of the board of the Madrid Delegation of SEEC)
Topic
Successes and limitations of hydraulic engineering in ancient Rome
Cycle
XXXIV Autumn Conference Cycle

What's it about

A journey through the hydraulic engineering of ancient Rome —aqueducts, sewers and dams— led by two experts of the era, Marcus Vitruvius and Sextus Julius Frontinus, evaluating their successes and limitations from the perspective of a modern engineer.

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