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The Dome of the Pantheon

Posted on 24/05/2008 by dougaj4

I have recently made my first Wikipedia edit. The article on the Pantheon in Rome made the following claim: “The exact composition of the Roman concrete used in the dome remains a mystery. An unreinforced dome in these proportions made of … Continue reading →

Posted in Concrete, Newton | Tagged domes, Pantheon, Roman concrete, structural analysis | 7 Comments

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