 Maritime hydraulics in antiquity

Maritime hydraulics in antiquity refers to the study and application of hydraulic principles related to the design and operation of watercraft and maritime infrastructure in ancient civilizations. This encompasses various engineering techniques and technologies used to manage water, facilitate naval navigation, and improve maritime operations. Key aspects of maritime hydraulics in antiquity include: 1. **Ship Design and Construction**: Ancient civilizations, such as the Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, and Phoenicians, developed advanced shipbuilding techniques.