About “The ancient engineers”
The book is a detailed account of early technological achievements, focusing on the methods used by ancient engineers to construct monumental structures and systems. It covers the building of pyramids and obelisks by the Egyptians, fortifications by Nebuchadnezzar in Babylon, the invention of the catapult by Dionysios' ordnance department, the construction of the Great Wall by the Chinese, and the development of Roman roads, baths, sewers, and aqueducts.
Book details
- Published
- 1963
- Latest edition
- 1963 · ISBN 9780345482877
- ISBN
- 9780345482877
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is The ancient engineers?
The ancient engineers by L. Sprague De Camp has 480 pages.
