New claim that Macedonians invented cement

[DejaVu]

25 April 2011

Archaeologists have made a fresh discovery of some of the finest treasures in Ancient Greece. In addition, from examining buildings in the area, Dr Angeliki Kottaridi believes cement may have been invented by the Macedonians and not the Romans.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/l...11/04/110425_witn_cement_discovery_page.shtml

 

[Elias2]

I already posted that here a while ago; http://www.eupedia.com/forum/showthread.php?24964-The-case-of-Macedonia/page6

I know you don't read my posts because you live in your own world but please try and keep up

 

[Vallicanus]

25 April 2011

Archaeologists have made a fresh discovery of some of the finest treasures in Ancient Greece. In addition, from examining buildings in the area, Dr Angeliki Kottaridi believes cement may have been invented by the Macedonians and not the Romans.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/l...11/04/110425_witn_cement_discovery_page.shtml

I would not be surprised if the Macedonians invented cement.

So much of Roman culture came from the Greek world.