The Lake Fucino's emissary represents one of the most important hydraulic construction realized in antiquity. Unfortunately, little remains of the original structure of the Roman emissary, obliterated by the Torlonia building and the definitive drying of the lake. This article presents its virtual reconstruction, in order to understand survey and technological issues met by Romans and to visually offer reconstruction theories, interpreting a partially lost evidence of the Roman technology. The engineering resource becomes the means for a deeper comprehension of archaeological questions, combining the tools of engineering and archeology.

The virtual reconstruction of the lake Fucino's emissary

Di Angelo L.
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Di Stefano P.;Pane C.
2019-01-01

Abstract

The Lake Fucino's emissary represents one of the most important hydraulic construction realized in antiquity. Unfortunately, little remains of the original structure of the Roman emissary, obliterated by the Torlonia building and the definitive drying of the lake. This article presents its virtual reconstruction, in order to understand survey and technological issues met by Romans and to visually offer reconstruction theories, interpreting a partially lost evidence of the Roman technology. The engineering resource becomes the means for a deeper comprehension of archaeological questions, combining the tools of engineering and archeology.
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