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Why Are Roman Bricks So Thin? [Solved]
When building in masonry, the Romans often interspersed the stonework at set intervals with thin courses of bricks, sometimes known as “bonding tiles”. This practice gave the structure added stability. It also had a secondary aesthetic effect of creating a polychromatic appearance.
Why was Roman Concrete Forgotten during the Middle Ages?
For centuries, concrete was everywhere in
Why Ancient Rome is Buried
The short answer is: dust, dead plants, and debris. If you enjoyed this video, you might be interested in my book “Naked Statues, …
How to Make Roman Concrete (4 Different Materials, 4 Different Strengths)
We’re exploring the ancient origins of concrete and testing out its strength compared to a variety of other building materials.
