Connections to the Pompeii water supply network: artisanal and commercial establishments as places that consume water

IF 0.7 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Oxford Journal of Archaeology Pub Date : 2024-01-03 DOI:10.1111/ojoa.12284

Elena H. Sánchez López

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Abstract

Analyses of the urban distribution of the water supplied from aqueducts have generally focused on those elements directly referred to by Vitruvius (De Arch. 8.6.2): fountains, baths and houses. However, excavations in Pompeii, which has one of the best-preserved water supply networks from antiquity, have revealed that other places also benefited from these connections, including those with an artisanal or commercial purpose.

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庞贝供水网络的连接：作为用水场所的手工和商业机构

对引水渠供水在城市中的分布情况的分析通常集中在维特鲁威（De Arch. 8.6.2）直接提到的那些要素：喷泉、浴室和房屋。然而，在拥有古代保存最完好的供水网络之一的庞贝进行的发掘显示，其他地方也受益于这些连接，包括那些具有手工或商业目的的地方。

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