Wie sahen die Porta Nigra oder die Römerbrücke vor fast 2000 Jahren im Original aus? Was geschah wirklich im Amphitheater? Und wie lebten überhaupt die Menschen in dieser Zeit? Antworten auf diese und viele weitere Fragen liefern 43 Rekonstruktionszeichnungen, die Lambert Dahm für seine Publikation „Trier – Die Stadt der Römer“ zusammengestellt hat. Ergänzt werden diese hochwertigen Zeichnungen jeweils durch eine kurze Erläuterung und zahlreiche Fotos der antiken Baudenkmäler und Fundstücke. So entstand ein Bildband, der in eindrucksvoller Weise die Entwicklung Triers vor mehr als 2000 Jahren und das Leben und Schaffen der dort lebenden Menschen darstellt.
What did the Porta Nigra or the Roman Bridge look like in the original almost 2000 years ago? What really happened in the Amphitheater? And just how did people live during that period? Forty-three reconstruction drawings compiled by Lambert Dahm for his publication „Trier – The City of the Romans“ answer this and many other questions. Each of these first-class drawings is supplemented by a brief explication and numerous photos of the ancient monuments and finds. An illustrated book was thus created that impressively depicts Trier’s development more than 2000 years ago and the life and work of the people living there.
What did the Porta Nigra or the Roman Bridge look like in the original almost 2000 years ago? What really happened in the Amphitheater? And just how did people live during that period? Forty-three reconstruction drawings compiled by Lambert Dahm for his publication „Trier – The City of the Romans“ answer this and many other questions. Each of these first-class drawings is supplemented by a brief explication and numerous photos of the ancient monuments and finds. An illustrated book was thus created that impressively depicts Trier’s development more than 2000 years ago and the life and work of the people living there.