The Aqueducts of Ancient Rome

Archival Summary & Scope

This revised, well-researched study offers a comprehensive account of Rome's ancient aqueducts, detailing their planning, construction, and use from early phases to later reinforcements. Blending historical context with methodological notes, it highlights the engineering feats and the roles of curators, staff, and engineers who sustained the vast waterworks. Richly complemented by illustrations, maps, and archival plates, the book provides clear explanations of chronology, construction, and updated scholarly commentary. Ideal for readers of architectural history, classical engineering, and Roman topography seeking an accessible introduction to antiquity's most impressive public works.