Ancient Roman building opening in Italy
Vitruvius attributes the construction to the "father of architecture"
Italian authorities reported the discovery of a public building over 2,000 years old. According to them, the structure is attributed to the ancient Roman architect and engineer Vitruvius, known as the 'father of architecture.' The building was likely used for public gatherings and other civic events, and its architectural features confirm a connection to Vitruvius, the author of a treatise on construction dating back to the 1st century BC.
Context
Vitruvius wrote the treatise 'De Architectura' in the 1st century BC, from which the principles of classical architecture were derived.
Summary:
In Italy, a public building over 2,000 years old, attributed to Vitruvius, has been discovered.
- Category: Historical
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- Source: https://t.me/newsby_btrc/185766
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