Science in Ancient Rome (Science of the Past)
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Science in Ancient Rome (Science of the Past)

by Jacqueline Harris

History Science
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Science in Ancient Rome examines the technological and scientific developments that defined the Roman Empire. From aqueducts to medical practices, this book from the Science of the Past series reveals how ancient innovations continue to impact modern society. An informative read for history and science enthusiasts.

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This book delves into the scientific advancements and technological achievements of ancient Rome, part of the Science of the Past series.

It provides an accessible overview of how Romans applied knowledge in areas like engineering, medicine, and astronomy to build their empire.

Through historical context, readers learn about the practical applications of science that influenced daily life and monumental projects in antiquity.

The narrative highlights the ingenuity of Roman scholars and inventors, offering insights into a pivotal era of human progress.

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