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This video contrasts modern roofing with ancient Italian construction, exploring how roofs on the italian peninsula, built 600 years ago without mortar or nails, still stand strong. It's a fascinating look at history and home maintenance, demonstrating durable building techniques that challenge contemporary architecture.

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I know parts of Italy get strong earthquakes, and looking at that teaser pic I cannot for the life of me see that holding up in a tremor.
 
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