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What is Venipedia?Venipedia is a wiki-based website dedicated to the study of the city of Venice, Italy. Venipedia provides primary Venetian data about specific topics, such as Coats of Arms, that are largely ignored by other sites. To learn more about the purpose, content, and approach that separates Venipedia from other websites visit the About Venipedia page. |
Featured Article: WellThis page contains information about a typical Venetian well.For a list of wells, see Wells.
A well is a water system built by Venetians to collect and filter rain to be stored as freshwater. ![]() StructureA typical well has an underground cistern, a well shaft, drains and a layer of fine river sand between the cistern and the pavement. ![]() Well ShaftWhile functioning as Venetians main water supply, the actual well shaft that extended from the wellhead to the cistern was made from bricks and lined with a layer of impermeable clay. CisternThe cisterns were made with large stones and then lined with impermeable clay that prevented the fresh water from leaking out and more importantly prevented salt water from leaking in and contaminating the water ..→ |
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