Abstract
The construction of artificial emissary of Lake Fucino’s represents one of the most significant engineering challenges that took place in antiquity. Unfortunately, the imposing structure of the Roman emissary was almost completely erased from the building of the late nineteenth century, constructed for the final drying of the lake. This article presents its virtual reconstruction, to understand the technological issues met by Romans and to visually offer reconstruction theories starting from interpreting of the few Roman remains. So that, engineering resources are used to try to understand unresolved issues in archaeology.
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