Barro, agua y madera: El sistema que mantuvo a flote una ciudad de 1604 años

Lingard

Beneath its canals and palaces lies a forgotten forest of wooden piles, driven deep into the mud centuries ago. In a world without modern machines, ancient builders used water, mud, and wood to create a city that still floats today. What secret kept the wood from rotting? And what can modern engineers learn from this natural masterpiece? Venice's history isn't just history—it's a lesson in timeless innovation.