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ISBN
9780859894159
Book Title
Roman Domestic Buildings
Item Length
8.2in
Publisher
Liverpool University Press
Publication Year
1996
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.4in
Author
Ian M. Barton
Genre
Architecture
Topic
History / Ancient & Classical
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Number of Pages
214 Pages

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From the hovels of peasants to the palaces of monarchs, this book provides an architectural picture of Roman society through a study of domestic buildings.

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Publisher
Liverpool University Press
ISBN-10
0859894150
ISBN-13
9780859894159
eBay Product ID (ePID)
427593

Product Key Features

Book Title
Roman Domestic Buildings
Author
Ian M. Barton
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
History / Ancient & Classical
Publication Year
1996
Genre
Architecture
Number of Pages
214 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.2in
Item Height
0.4in
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Na310.R63 1996
Reviews
" . . . deals with topics that are important for any teacher of Latin or Classical Civilisation, while its scale and clarity of organization make it accessible to sixth-formers." JACT Review , Summer 1998, " . . . deals with topics that are important for any teacher of Latin or Classical Civilisation, while its scale and clarity of organization make it accessible to sixth-formers." - JACT Review , Summer 1998, "The rich variety of buildings across the Roman Empire is cleverly explored by the authors, the similarities and the differences being equally fascinating . . . One fascinating element to emerge is the Romans'' love of their gardens. How timeless seem some of the attempts to include garden space in densely populated urban areas." British Archaeology, "A book that can serve excellently as an introduction to the studies of Roman private houses, either for undergraduate students in archaeology or for general readers with an interest in ancient culture. The authors succeed in transmitting important information concerning the way of living in countryside and town, not only in Italy but also in the remote regions of the empire." Mnemosyne , Vol. LII, 1999, "In format, price, and tone the book easily succeeds (like its forerunner companion, Roman Public Buildings) in divulging a great deal of information in accessible terms." Greeceand Rome, 44.2 (October 1997), "The rich variety of buildings across the Roman Empire is cleverly explored by the authors, the similarities and the differences being equally fascinating . . . One fascinating element to emerge is the Romans' love of their gardens. How timeless seem some of the attempts to include garden space in densely populated urban areas." British Archaeology, "A book that can serve excellently as an introduction to the studies of Roman private houses, either for undergraduate students in archaeology or for general readers with an interest in ancient culture. The authors succeed in transmitting important information concerning the way of living in countryside and town, not only in Italy but also in the remote regions of the empire." - Mnemosyne , Vol. LII, 1999, "... Deals with topics that are important for any teacher of Latin or Classical Civilisation, while its scale and clarity of organization make it accessible to sixth-formers."--JACT Review"A book that can serve excellently as an introduction to the studies of Roman private houses, either for undergraduate students in archaeology or for general readers with an interest in ancient culture. The authors succeed in transmitting important information concerning the way of living in countryside and town, not only in Italy but also in the remote regions of the empire."--Mnemosyne"... A useful starting place. Unfamiliar words are collected in a glossary, and notes to each chapter provide references to some of the more specialist works. An index of sites serves as a guide to finding discussion of them in the text and to their location on four maps. The text is amplified by black and white plates and a generous number of line drawings, the latter generally placed conveniently close to the discussion. A guide to further reading is also included ..."--The Classical Review "In format, price, and tone the book easily succeeds (like its forerunner companion, Roman Public Buildings) in divulging a great deal of information in accessible terms."--Greece and Rome"The rich variety of buildings across the Roman Empire is cleverly explored by the authors, the similarities and the differences being equally fascinating ... One fascinating element to emerge is the Romans' love of their gardens. How timeless seem some of the attempts to include garden space in densely populated urban areas."--British Archaeology, ". . . a useful starting place. Unfamiliar words are collected in a glossary, and notes to each chapter provide references to some of the more specialist works. An index of sites serves as a guide to finding discussion of them in the text and to their location on four maps. The text is amplified by black and white plates and a generous number of line drawings, the latter generally placed conveniently close to the discussion. A guide to further reading is also included . . ." - The Classical Review , Vol. XLVIII, No. 1, 1998, ". . . a useful starting place. Unfamiliar words are collected in a glossary, and notes to each chapter provide references to some of the more specialist works. An index of sites serves as a guide to finding discussion of them in the text and to their location on four maps. The text is amplified by black and white plates and a generous number of line drawings, the latter generally placed conveniently close to the discussion. A guide to further reading is also included . . ." The Classical Review , Vol. XLVIII, No. 1, 1998, "... Deals with topics that are important for any teacher of Latin or Classical Civilisation, while its scale and clarity of organization make it accessible to sixth-formers."--JACT Review "A book that can serve excellently as an introduction to the studies of Roman private houses, either for undergraduate students in archaeology or for general readers with an interest in ancient culture. The authors succeed in transmitting important information concerning the way of living in countryside and town, not only in Italy but also in the remote regions of the empire."--Mnemosyne "... A useful starting place. Unfamiliar words are collected in a glossary, and notes to each chapter provide references to some of the more specialist works. An index of sites serves as a guide to finding discussion of them in the text and to their location on four maps. The text is amplified by black and white plates and a generous number of line drawings, the latter generally placed conveniently close to the discussion. A guide to further reading is also included ..."--The Classical Review "In format, price, and tone the book easily succeeds (like its forerunner companion, Roman Public Buildings) in divulging a great deal of information in accessible terms."--Greece and Rome "The rich variety of buildings across the Roman Empire is cleverly explored by the authors, the similarities and the differences being equally fascinating ... One fascinating element to emerge is the Romans' love of their gardens. How timeless seem some of the attempts to include garden space in densely populated urban areas."--British Archaeology, "The rich variety of buildings across the Roman Empire is cleverly explored by the authors, the similarities and the differences being equally fascinating . . . One fascinating element to emerge is the Romans' love of their gardens. How timeless seem some of the attempts to include garden space in densely populated urban areas." - British Archaeology, " . . . deals with topics that are important for any teacher of Latin or Classical Civilisation, while its scale and clarity of organization make it accessible to sixth-formers." JACT Review, Summer 1998, "In format, price, and tone the book easily succeeds (like its forerunner companion, Roman Public Buildings) in divulging a great deal of information in accessible terms." - Greece and Rome , 44.2 (October 1997), "A book that can serve excellently as an introduction to the studies of Roman private houses, either for undergraduate students in archaeology or for general readers with an interest in ancient culture. The authors succeed in transmitting important information concerning the way of living in countryside and town, not only in Italy but also in the remote regions of the empire." Mnemosyne, Vol. LII, 1999, "In format, price, and tone the book easily succeeds (like its forerunner companion, Roman Public Buildings) in divulging a great deal of information in accessible terms." Greece and Rome , 44.2 (October 1997), ". . . a useful starting place. Unfamiliar words are collected in a glossary, and notes to each chapter provide references to some of the more specialist works. An index of sites serves as a guide to finding discussion of them in the text and to their location on four maps. The text is amplified by black and white plates and a generous number of line drawings, the latter generally placed conveniently close to the discussion. A guide to further reading is also included . . ." The Classical Review, Vol. XLVIII, No. 1, 1998
Table of Content
Contents Residential districts, E.J. Owens urban housing, A.J. Brothers houses in the country, John Percival palaces, Ian M. Barton the Roman garden as a domestic building, Nicholas Purcell military housing, David P. Davison
Copyright Date
1996
Lccn
94-192593
Dewey Decimal
722.7
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes

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