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Discover the fascinating world of construction history in “History of Construction Cultures Volume 1.” This collection of papers from the Seventh International Congress on Construction History covers a wide range of topics, from building materials and techniques to the social and economic aspects of construction. Gain new insights into the ways in which construction has shaped different cultures throughout history, and explore the important role it plays in shaping our sustainable future.

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