Ancient Water Basin Excavation in Gabii
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Gabii, Italy
Source: Engineering News-Record
A team from the University of Missouri uncovered a massive stone-lined ancient water basin near Rome in Gabii, dating back to around 250 B.C. The basin is a well-preserved example of early Roman engineering and stonework, partly carved into bedrock. The project involves excavation and study to understand its construction, water management techniques, and potential symbolic or practical uses.
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Description | A team from the University of Missouri uncovered a massive stone-lined ancient water basin near Rome in Gabii, dating back to around 250 B.C. The basin is a well-preserved example of early Roman engineering and stonework, partly carved into bedrock. The project involves excavation and study to understand its construction, water management techniques, and potential symbolic or practical uses. |
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