Lewis, M. J T. (1984). The Rolt Memorial Lecture, 1983. Our debt to Roman engineering: the water supply of Lincoln to the present day. Ind Archaeol Rev 7. Vol 7(1 & 2), pp. 57-73. https://doi.org/10.1179/030907284786473183.
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The Rolt Memorial Lecture, 1983. Our debt to Roman engineering: the water supply of Lincoln to the present day | ||||
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Ind Archaeol Rev 7 | ||||
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Industrial Archaeology Review | ||||
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7 (1 & 2) | ||||
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57 - 73 | ||||
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Lincoln was one of the four colonia of Roman Britain and therefore intended to serve as an example of cultured urban life to the surrounding region. A good water supply was essential in Roman towns but Lincoln, standing above the 200ft contour, could not receive a normal gravity fed system. This paper examines the archaeological evidence for the water supply to Roman Lincoln and looks at how the problem was solved in later generations. Dr Lewis argues that a comparison of the solutions to engineering problems of even the distant past and the present is an important aspect of industrial archaeology. | ||||
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1984 | ||||
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