PRESENTATION IN PESCARA
USES OF ROMAN ROADS: military, commercial (trade or business), cultural (diffusion of the Latin language and the Roman culture), integration…
TYPES OF ROADS
- According to their importance: viae publicae, viae vicinales, viae privatae
- According to the materials used: viae terrenae, viae glarea stratae, viae silice stratae
THE EUROPEAN NET OF ROMAN ROADS: SOURCES OF INFORMATION
- Archaeology
- Itinerarium provinciarum ANTONINI AUGUSTI (290 AD)
- Tabula Peutingeriana or Peutinger Tables
- Vicarello silver goblets or Vascula Apollinaria
SERVICES FOR TRAVELLERS AND PEDESTRIANS
- Milestones or miliaria (to know where you were)
- Sidewalks and pedestrian crossings (to walk safely)
- Mutationes (to change horses)
- Mansiones (to eat, take a bath or sleep)
THE MAIL
MEANS OF TRANSPORT (BY ROAD)
AIMS OR TARGETS
- To find the remains of Roman roads in the countries involved in the project.
- To draw five different maps showing the most important Roman roads in Greece, Italy, Romania, Turkey and Spain.
- To identify the Roman roads that used to cross each of our hometowns (Athens, Pescara, Arad, Istanbul and Padrón).
- To write down the itineraries and draw them on a map.
- To explain the meaning of the main place names that appear on those routes.
TRAVEL LITERATURE: ITINERARIUM EGERIAE
PRESENTATION IN TURKEY
(THOSE ASPECTS RELATED TO MATHS, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND ENGENEERING)
THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION OF A ROAD
- Lay out, design
- Measurement
- Laying of foundations and structure
- Finishing
PROFESSIONAL WORKERS INVOLVED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A ROAD (soldiers, surveyors, architects, engineers, etc.)
MATERIALS AND TOOLS
BRIDGES AND TUNNELS
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