A history of tunneling and underground construction and the factors driving current and future demand - Graduate Programs
A history of tunneling and underground construction and the factors driving current and future demand - Graduate Programs
Tunneling and underground construction—likely first performed by prehistoric humans who sought to make their cave homes larger—has a long and varied history. In time, all major ancient civilizations developed their own methods of building beneath the surface. The Babylonians used tunnels extensively for irrigation. Ancient Egyptians ...
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