Roman Villas provides a meticulously documented and scholarly examination of the relationship between the living quarters of the Romans and their social and economic development.
Roman Villas provides a meticulously documented and scholarly examination of the relationship between the living quarters of the Romans and their social and economic development.
John Smith is an Honorary Research Fellow at Institute of Archaeology, University College London. He was formerly the Head of Architecture at The Royal commission on The Historical Monuments of England. He is the author of numerous articles on Roman villas in learned journals.
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List of Figures Author's Preface (Includes Acknowledgements) Editorial notes: notes on drawings Part 1: 1. Aims and Scope of the Book 2. Methods and Assumptions Part 2: Types of Plan: 3. Hall Houses 4. Row-Type Houses 5. Developed Forms of Row-House 6. Developed Forms of Hall-House 7. Problematic House-Types 8. The Porticus-with-Pavilions: (i) Pavilions 9. The Porticus-with-Pavilions: (ii): Porticuses 10. The Elements and Forms of Villa Complexes 11. Palaces Peristyle Houses and Luxury Villas 12. The Villas of South-East Europe Part 3: The Villa System in Operation: Modes of Change: 13. The Late Pre-Roman Iron Age Background 14. Modes of Romanisation 15. Patterns of Villa Development 16. A Model of Development Notes Bibliography Glossary Index of Subjects Index of Persons and Places.
List of Figures Author's Preface (Includes Acknowledgements) Editorial notes: notes on drawings Part 1: 1. Aims and Scope of the Book 2. Methods and Assumptions Part 2: Types of Plan: 3. Hall Houses 4. Row-Type Houses 5. Developed Forms of Row-House 6. Developed Forms of Hall-House 7. Problematic House-Types 8. The Porticus-with-Pavilions: (i) Pavilions 9. The Porticus-with-Pavilions: (ii): Porticuses 10. The Elements and Forms of Villa Complexes 11. Palaces Peristyle Houses and Luxury Villas 12. The Villas of South-East Europe Part 3: The Villa System in Operation: Modes of Change: 13. The Late Pre-Roman Iron Age Background 14. Modes of Romanisation 15. Patterns of Villa Development 16. A Model of Development Notes Bibliography Glossary Index of Subjects Index of Persons and Places.
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