The city : the story of Roman urban planning
In drawings and texts, it follows step by step how roads and bridges, the city wall, waterworks and sewers, public spaces such as the forum and market, temples, stores and residential houses, bathhouses and entertainment centers were built by the Romans. It shows a form of urban planning that deliberately considered livability into the distant future.
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The city : the story of Roman urban planning
In drawings and texts, it follows step by step how roads and bridges, the city wall, waterworks and sewers, public spaces such as the forum and market, temples, stores and residential houses, bathhouses and entertainment centers were built by the Romans. It shows a form of urban planning that deliberately considered livability into the distant future.
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In tekeningen en teksten is st ...... heid tot in de verre toekomst.
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In drawings and texts, it foll ...... ility into the distant future.
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90-216-0097-8
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Nederzettingsgeschiedenis
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Settlement History
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De stad : het verhaal van de Romeinse stedebouw
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The city : the story of Roman urban planning
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