Dylan Kelby Rogers, Ph.D. (2015), University of Virginia, is the Assistant Director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. Currently, he explores the sensorial experiences of fountains in Roman Greece and throughout the Roman Empire, in addition to work in other related fields, such as Roman mosaics and archaeological archives.

• AcknowledgementsEditors’ NoteWater Culture in Roman SocietyDylan Kelby RogersAbstractKeywords1 Introduction2 Ancient Roman Sources on Water3 Roman Water Management: Administration, Distribution and Legal Regulations4 Categories of Water Usage: Archaeological Evidence5 Empire-Wide Trends and Phenomena6 Water Culture and Its Implications7 ConclusionsReferences

Dylan Kelby Rogers, Ph.D. (2015), University of Virginia, is the Assistant Director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. Currently, he explores the sensorial experiences of fountains in Roman Greece and throughout the Roman Empire, in addition to work in other related fields, such as Roman mosaics and archaeological archives.

• AcknowledgementsEditors’ NoteWater Culture in Roman SocietyDylan Kelby RogersAbstractKeywords1 Introduction2 Ancient Roman Sources on Water3 Roman Water Management: Administration, Distribution and Legal Regulations4 Categories of Water Usage: Archaeological Evidence5 Empire-Wide Trends and Phenomena6 Water Culture and Its Implications7 ConclusionsReferences