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Primordial Venice. Drawing of urban installation from the papery code, Venice, Biblioteca Marciana.

La formacion urbanistica

The maritime side of ''Venetia'' in late antiquity, routes and settlements.

Arqueología medieval de un gran puerto europeo

Mudflats and sandbars. The mudflats, known locally as �velme�, are normally submerged areas of the lagoon, which only appear during low tides, while the sandbars are firm stretches of sand that almost always emerge above the level of the waters and are only occasionally submerged. The sandbars are an irreplaceable habitat for the flora, fauna and bird-life of the lagoon and have various important functions: they regulate the hydrodynamics and cushion the motion of the waves.

La laguna de Venecia

S. Calatrava's Constitution bridge

El Canal Grande

Venecia y sus lagunas

Patrimonio de la Humanidad, diálogo entre culturas, ¿cuál es su futuro?