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Crazy engineering of Venice

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Crazy engineering of Venice
 

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by Barasha Barasha
1

Venice was built on solid, rocky islands that provided strong natural foundations.

2

The Venetians used timber piles from Croatia to stabilize the ground before building.

3

The wooden piles rotted away quickly because they were exposed to air.

4

The Rialto Bridge was the first bridge built in Venice.

5

Venice collected freshwater by digging wells that tapped into underground rivers.

6

The tide-based waste system used seawater to flush out sewage twice a day.

7

Most of Venice’s original medieval engineering is still functional today.

8

Venice’s success was purely due to luck, not engineering.

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