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Acque milanesi, acque lombarde nel tempo. Contributi per una riflessione su un tema inesauribile

Translated title of the contribution: Milanese waters, Lombard waters over time. Contributions for a reflection on an inexhaustible theme

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Abstract

Milan is the only big city in Europe which is both far from the sea and lacking a river. Despite this natural disadvantage, however, already in classical times the Milanese possessed the skill and ingenuity to take advantage of the dominant position of their city between central Europe and the Mediterranean and to link it to the waterways crossing its territory by a network of man-built canals, the navigli. This sophisticated network produced many consequences in different areas, from navigation to trade and from agricolture to civilization.
Translated title of the contributionMilanese waters, Lombard waters over time. Contributions for a reflection on an inexhaustible theme
Original languageItalian
Pages (from-to)13-21
Number of pages9
JournalARCHIVIO STORICO LOMBARDO
Volume142
Issue number142
Publication statusPublished - 2016

Keywords

  • Navigli e fiumi lombardi
  • uses of in the history of Lombardy
  • water

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