Pompeii building site reveals how the Romans made concrete
PositiveScience

- Excavations of a workshop buried in Pompeii nearly 2000 years ago have provided archaeologists with valuable insights into the construction techniques used by the Romans, particularly in the making of concrete. This discovery sheds light on the materials and methods that contributed to the durability of Roman structures.
- Understanding Roman concrete production is significant as it highlights the advanced engineering skills of the Romans and may inform modern construction practices. The longevity of their concrete could inspire contemporary innovations in building materials and techniques.
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