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9781433996368 (hardback)
9781433996375 (paperback)
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Samuels, Charlie
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Technology in ancient Rome / Charlie Samuels.
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New York, NY : Gareth Stevens Publishing, 2014.
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48 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 26 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 47) and index.
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The ancient Romans road-building technology was so good, some of their roads are still being used! Considered in the context of their other famous construction triumphssuch as the Colosseum and Hadrians Wallthe Roman roads are just a small piece of their technological stamp on the world. Readers will be fascinated by the many modern innovations the Romans had a hand in developing, including running toilets and the 365-day calendar. As each section focuses on a new topic, such as the Romans farming technology, sidebars add fun facts and detail to flesh out knowledge readers encounter in the classroom. Present-day photographs of artifacts and existing structures enhance the main historical content while a timeline concisely summarizes the major events of ancient Rome. Readers will be immersed in ancient Roman cultureand want to know even more!
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Technology -- Rome -- Juvenile literature
Rome -- Civilization -- Juvenile literature
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Technology in the ancient world
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