For the past several years, filmmakers Ted and Mike O'Neill have worked with
archaeologists Rabun Taylor and Katherine Rinne to discover the remains of the
Aqua Traiana, one of ancient Rome's greatest aqueducts. The short film here
shows the team scouring the countryside north of Rome, discovering one of the
aqueduct's spring houses, identifying construction materials and techniques
unique to ancient Roman builders, exploring one of the aqueduct's channels, and
pinpointing one of the locations where the remains of the Aqua Traiana were used
to help build a Renaissance-era aqueduct that also fed the city's insatiable
need for water.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.