Cities of the Ancient World Lectures Episode 14 Hippodamian Planning—Miletus and Ephesus 2014
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Meet Hippodamus of Miletus, the father of urban planning. He used the system of orthogonal planning—including broad avenues and streets at right angles—to reflect the ideal social order. From city blocks to the creation of districts, see this system in action and discover its impact on the history of urban design.
- Released: 2014-08-29
- Runtime: 30 minutes
- Genre: Talk, Documentary
- Stars: Steven L. Tuck
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1. The Lure of the City 2014-08-29
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3. Jericho and Its Walls 2014-08-29
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4. Uruk—City of Gilgamesh 2014-08-29
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5. Mysterious Mohenjo-daro 2014-08-29
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6. Kahun—Company Town in the Desert 2014-08-29
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7. Work and Life at Deir el-Medina 2014-08-29
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8. Amarna—Revolutionary Capital 2014-08-29
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9. Knossos—Palace, City, or Temple? 2014-08-29
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10. Akrotiri—Bronze Age Pompeii 2014-08-29
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13. Athenian Domestic Architecture 2014-08-29
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16. Wonder and Diversity at Alexandria 2014-08-29
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17. Pergamon—The New Theatricality 2014-08-29
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18. The Good Life in Rome 2014-08-29
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19. The Lives of the Poor in Rome 2014-08-29
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20. Ostia—Middle-Class Harbor Town 2014-08-29
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21. Timgad—More Roman Than Rome 2014-08-29
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22. Karanis—On the Fringes of the Empire 2014-08-29
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23. Constantinople—The Last Ancient City 2014-08-29
