Ancient Waste Management
Darius paints a vivid picture of ancient Rome’s waste, likening it to a massive backyard dump filled with broken pottery. The Monte Tistaccio, a towering hill of ceramics, reveals the sheer volume of consumer goods discarded by the Romans, primarily amphorae used for olive oil. This discussion highlights the innovative reuse of materials, showcasing how even in a bustling consumer city, sustainability was a key practice.In this clip
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