Archaeology of Roman Macedonia
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Archaeology of Roman Macedonia
Urban and Rural Environments
Evangelidis, Vassilis
Oxbow Books
05/2022
224
Mole
Inglês
9781789258011
15 a 20 dias
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List of illustrations
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction by D. Grigoropoulos
Part I. Roman Macedonia: history, people, cities and resources
1. The historical framework: Roman Macedonia. From the revolt of Andriscus to the reign of Galerius
2. Land and Resources: Ownership and exploitation
3. Decline and continuity of settlements: urban and rural sites
4. Via Egnatia and the provincial road network
Part II. Built Environment: the archaeological evidence
5. The archaeology of Built Environment. A short history of the archaeological research of Roman Macedonia
6. The transformation of old and the construction of new public spaces: Agoras and fora
7. Public and administrative Buildings
8. Buildings for commerce and industry
9. The architecture of ritual space: temples and sanctuaries
10. An architecture of entertainment: Theatres and spectacle buildings
11. An architecture of water: aqueducts, baths, latrines, fountains
12. An architecture of movement and passage: colonnaded streets and gates
13. Housing in urban and peri-urban contexts
14. An architecture of defence: the refortification of the cities
15. Deathscapes: Urban and rural burial grounds
16. Outside the cities: villas, farms and other types of rural sites
Part III. Urban and rural environments in Roman Macedonia
17. Building methods - construction techniques
18. Urban Environments: The course of development
19. Rural Environments. Villas and beyond
20. Macedonia in a wider perspective: contrasts and comparisons
Epilogue
Bibliography
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction by D. Grigoropoulos
Part I. Roman Macedonia: history, people, cities and resources
1. The historical framework: Roman Macedonia. From the revolt of Andriscus to the reign of Galerius
2. Land and Resources: Ownership and exploitation
3. Decline and continuity of settlements: urban and rural sites
4. Via Egnatia and the provincial road network
Part II. Built Environment: the archaeological evidence
5. The archaeology of Built Environment. A short history of the archaeological research of Roman Macedonia
6. The transformation of old and the construction of new public spaces: Agoras and fora
7. Public and administrative Buildings
8. Buildings for commerce and industry
9. The architecture of ritual space: temples and sanctuaries
10. An architecture of entertainment: Theatres and spectacle buildings
11. An architecture of water: aqueducts, baths, latrines, fountains
12. An architecture of movement and passage: colonnaded streets and gates
13. Housing in urban and peri-urban contexts
14. An architecture of defence: the refortification of the cities
15. Deathscapes: Urban and rural burial grounds
16. Outside the cities: villas, farms and other types of rural sites
Part III. Urban and rural environments in Roman Macedonia
17. Building methods - construction techniques
18. Urban Environments: The course of development
19. Rural Environments. Villas and beyond
20. Macedonia in a wider perspective: contrasts and comparisons
Epilogue
Bibliography
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2nd century BCE; Achaea; Archaeological Method & Theory; Archaeological Method & Theory/Theory; archaeology; architecture; Balkans; built environment; classical Greek world; culture; early 4th century CE; economy; human habitat; Macedonia; province; resources; Roman period Greece; Roman state; Rome; rural environment; urban environment
List of illustrations
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction by D. Grigoropoulos
Part I. Roman Macedonia: history, people, cities and resources
1. The historical framework: Roman Macedonia. From the revolt of Andriscus to the reign of Galerius
2. Land and Resources: Ownership and exploitation
3. Decline and continuity of settlements: urban and rural sites
4. Via Egnatia and the provincial road network
Part II. Built Environment: the archaeological evidence
5. The archaeology of Built Environment. A short history of the archaeological research of Roman Macedonia
6. The transformation of old and the construction of new public spaces: Agoras and fora
7. Public and administrative Buildings
8. Buildings for commerce and industry
9. The architecture of ritual space: temples and sanctuaries
10. An architecture of entertainment: Theatres and spectacle buildings
11. An architecture of water: aqueducts, baths, latrines, fountains
12. An architecture of movement and passage: colonnaded streets and gates
13. Housing in urban and peri-urban contexts
14. An architecture of defence: the refortification of the cities
15. Deathscapes: Urban and rural burial grounds
16. Outside the cities: villas, farms and other types of rural sites
Part III. Urban and rural environments in Roman Macedonia
17. Building methods - construction techniques
18. Urban Environments: The course of development
19. Rural Environments. Villas and beyond
20. Macedonia in a wider perspective: contrasts and comparisons
Epilogue
Bibliography
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction by D. Grigoropoulos
Part I. Roman Macedonia: history, people, cities and resources
1. The historical framework: Roman Macedonia. From the revolt of Andriscus to the reign of Galerius
2. Land and Resources: Ownership and exploitation
3. Decline and continuity of settlements: urban and rural sites
4. Via Egnatia and the provincial road network
Part II. Built Environment: the archaeological evidence
5. The archaeology of Built Environment. A short history of the archaeological research of Roman Macedonia
6. The transformation of old and the construction of new public spaces: Agoras and fora
7. Public and administrative Buildings
8. Buildings for commerce and industry
9. The architecture of ritual space: temples and sanctuaries
10. An architecture of entertainment: Theatres and spectacle buildings
11. An architecture of water: aqueducts, baths, latrines, fountains
12. An architecture of movement and passage: colonnaded streets and gates
13. Housing in urban and peri-urban contexts
14. An architecture of defence: the refortification of the cities
15. Deathscapes: Urban and rural burial grounds
16. Outside the cities: villas, farms and other types of rural sites
Part III. Urban and rural environments in Roman Macedonia
17. Building methods - construction techniques
18. Urban Environments: The course of development
19. Rural Environments. Villas and beyond
20. Macedonia in a wider perspective: contrasts and comparisons
Epilogue
Bibliography
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
2nd century BCE; Achaea; Archaeological Method & Theory; Archaeological Method & Theory/Theory; archaeology; architecture; Balkans; built environment; classical Greek world; culture; early 4th century CE; economy; human habitat; Macedonia; province; resources; Roman period Greece; Roman state; Rome; rural environment; urban environment
