A Classical Technology

"A Classical Technology" explores the technological achievements and innovations of the classical world. Compiled and edited by John M. Burnam, this work offers insights into the engineering, craftsmanship, and practical knowledge of ancient civilizations. From building techniques to tool-making, the book delves into the methods and materials used by classical societies to shape their environment and improve their lives. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the foundations of modern technology and the ingenuity of early inventors and artisans.

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