Descrição
David Macaulay and H. Janse take readers on a captivating journey through the intricacies of Roman urban planning. The book combines meticulous illustrations with insightful narratives, bringing to life the architectural and societal aspects of ancient cities. Through detailed drawings, it highlights the innovative designs and infrastructures that characterized Roman civilization, allowing readers to visualize the grandeur of their engineering feats.
As they delve into various aspects of city life, from bustling marketplaces to sophisticated public baths, the authors create a vivid tapestry of daily life in ancient Rome. This exploration not only showcases the physical layout of the cities but also reflects the culture and community that thrived within them, offering a rich understanding of the past that resonates with modern audiences.
As they delve into various aspects of city life, from bustling marketplaces to sophisticated public baths, the authors create a vivid tapestry of daily life in ancient Rome. This exploration not only showcases the physical layout of the cities but also reflects the culture and community that thrived within them, offering a rich understanding of the past that resonates with modern audiences.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Capa dura
Páginas
112 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
jan 1, 1975
Editora
Ploegsma
ISBN-10
9021600978
ISBN-13
9789021600970