Since time immemorial, wood has been the most ancient building material. Shelters, huts, houses, churches, and other buildings were erected using it. The complexity of the buildings increased over ...

"We can't of course build entire cities on wood nowadays because we are too many on the planet," adds Macchioni, but it's ...

Baruah, a woodworking hobbyist, recently wondered if his pastime’s principal material could serve as a viable glass ...

Trier developed into a major economic and political center in the Roman Empire’s northern provinces, which as a result saw extensive construction activity, including the widespread use of fired bricks ...

They developed new engineering techniques and building materials ... an indication that ancient Rome was extremely organized, and their trade network was highly developed. Bernabei notes: "This study ...

IN this volume the author has published with a change of title a second edition of his “Ancient Egyptian Materials” (1926). Those who are acquainted with the book in its earlier form will ...

"We can't of course build entire cities on wood nowadays because we are too many on the planet," adds Macchioni, but it's undeniable that without artificial materials and without motors ...