Water supply for Roman farms in Latium and South Etruria

RIFORNIMENTO D'ACQUA PER LE FATTORIE ROMANE DEL LAZIO E DELL'ETRURIA MERIDIONALE Numerose cisterne sono note da siti rurali nell'area di Roma, molte troppo grandi per essere state riempite con acqua piovana scaricata dai tetti degli edifici. La presenza di rifornimenti esterni per le cisterne è stata anche confermata dal ritrovamento di numerose sezioni di canali, condotte e tubi. Il confronto della capacità delle cisterne con le quantità d'acqua necessarie per irrigazione e per altri usi agricoli suggerisce che le cisterne permettessero un rifornimento idrico per uso domestico e per gli animali, permettendo inoltre di irrigare piccoli orti, ma non estesi campi coltivati. La localizzazione di queste strutture idriche viene esaminata in relazione alia generale topografia di alcune aree. Viene proposto che le ville, le fattorie e gli insediamenti rurali ottenessero acqua da una serie di possibili sistemi di acquedotto, che andavano dalla presenza di rubinetti nel più generale sistema di acquedotti romani, alla presenza di acquedotti più piccoli amministrati da una municipalità locale, fino alla presenza di sistemi a piccola scala costruiti e mantenuti da cooperative o da privati

Art · Humanities · Historical and Architectural Studies · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology · Water management and technologies

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