Ancient History Magazine 35

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From studying the stars to building bigger, better buildings, the ancient world was full of scientific and technological advancement at every level. In this issue, we take a look at just a few of these developments.


Theme: 
Science and engineering in antiquity

  • Lindsay Powell, 'Science and technology in antiquity - Chipped stones to catapults'.
  • Daniel Kershaw, 'Symbols of power and prestige - Rome's aqueducts'.
  • Dan Diffendale, 'Early buildings in the Eternal city - The tuffs of Rome'.
  • Ulla Koch, 'The legacy of Babylonian astronomy - Gazing at the stars'.
Features:
  • Sidney Dean, 'The first Greek on the Atlantic coast - Kolaios'.
  • Stephanie M. Matthews, 'Imprisonment in ancient Rome - All locked up'.
  • Gareth Williams, 'Getting even in ancient times - Insults and innuendo'.
  • Manon Henzen, 'Fish fish cakes with cumin sauce - Food for the eyes'.
  • Laura Tabone, 'The modern-day attraction of an unknown era - Malta's Neolithic monuments'.
  • Rebecca Batley, 'Britain's iron queen - Cartimandua'.
  • Jona Lendering, 'Living in Late Roman Numidia - The land of Augustine'.
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