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Ancient Engineers, by Lyon Sprague DeCamp. New York, NY: Ballantine Books. 1995.
Ancient Engineers, by Lyon Sprague DeCamp. Cambridge, MA: Burndy Library. 1963.
Central Italy: an archaeological guide; the prehistoric, Villanovan, Etruscan, Samnite, Italic, and Roman remains, and the ancient road systems, by Robert F. Paget. Park Ridge, NJ: Noyes Press. 1973.
"Down the Ancient Appian Way", by James Cerruti, O. Louis Mazzatenta (Photographs). Vol. 159, No. 6. National Geographic.
Notes on the History of Ancient Roads and Their Construction, by R. J. Forbes. Amsterdam, Netherlands: Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers-Mij. 1934.
On the Appian Way, by Alistair Elliot. London, ENgland: Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd.. 1984.
Roman Bridges, by Colin O'Connor. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press. 1993.
Roman Roads, by Victor Wolfgang VonHagen. Cleveland, OH: The World Publishing Company. 1966.
Roman Roads, by P. Warner. Broomall, PA: Main Line Book Co.. 1980.
Roman Roads, by Raymond Chevallier, Fields, N. H. (Translation). Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. 1976.
Roman Roads, by Raymond Chevallier, Fields, N. H. (Translation). London, England: Batsford Ltd.. 1989.
Roman Roads (Shire Archaeology), by Richard W. Bagshawe. Colchester, England: Shire Publications. 1985.
Roman Roads and Milestones of Asia Minor: An Interim Catalogue of Milestones , by D. H. French. Oxford, England: British Archaeological Reports. 1988.
The Appian Way: A Journey, by Dora Hamblin, Mary Jane Grunsfeld. New York, NY: Random House. 1974.
The Roads that Led to Rome, by Victor Wolfgang VonHagen. Cleveland, OH: The World Publishing Company. 1967.
The Roman Compagna in Classical Times, by Thomas Ashby. London, England: Ernest Benn. 1926.
The Roman Compagna in Classical Times, by Thomas Ashby. Santa Barbara, CA: Greenwood Press. 1979.
The Roman Compagna in Classical Times, by Thomas Ashby. London, England: Ernest Benn. 1970.
Via Appia in the Days When All Roads Led to Rome, by Albert Chatellier Rose. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office. 1935.
