Dominic Perring
London in the Roman World
Dominic Perring
London in the Roman World
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This original study draws on the results of latest archaeological discoveries to describe London's Roman origins. It offers a wealth of new information from one of the world's richest and most intensively studied archaeological sites.
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This original study draws on the results of latest archaeological discoveries to describe London's Roman origins. It offers a wealth of new information from one of the world's richest and most intensively studied archaeological sites.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 592
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Januar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 163mm x 242mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 1142g
- ISBN-13: 9780198789000
- ISBN-10: 0198789009
- Artikelnr.: 62353279
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 592
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Januar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 163mm x 242mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 1142g
- ISBN-13: 9780198789000
- ISBN-10: 0198789009
- Artikelnr.: 62353279
Dominic Perring is the Director of the UCL Centre for Applied Archaeology and a former lecturer in archaeology at the University of Leicester, University of York, and American University of Beirut. He has spent over fifty years leading archaeological research into Roman cities, including major programmes of research in London, Beirut, and Milan. He has written more than 100 academic papers and contributed to various television broadcasts on these and related topics.
PART 1: APPROACHES TO ROMAN LONDON
1: Introduction
2: Recovering Roman London
3: Understanding Roman London
4: Before London
PART 2: MAKING LONDON
5: The Roman invasion (c. AD 43)
6: A supply base (c. AD 43-52)
7: Shaping the city (c. AD 52-60)
8: The Boudican revolt (c. AD 60-61)
9: Post-war reconstruction (c. AD 61-70)
PART 3: MONUMENTS OF ROME
10: Bread and circuses (c. AD 70-80
11: Britain's capital? (c. AD 80-90)
12: Episodes of renewal (c. AD 90-110)
13: The great forum (c. AD 110-125)
PART 4: THE WORKING CITY
14: The urban hinterland
15: The region and its resources
16: Economy and supply
17: London at work
18: People and society
PART 5: DESTRUCTION AND RECOVERY
19: The Hadrianic fire (c. AD 125-135)
20: The Walbrook skulls
21: Antonine sophistication (c. AD 135-165)
PART 6: LONDON DIMINISHED
22: Antonine contraction (c. AD 165-180
23: Severan revival (c. AD 180-225)
24: Britannia Superior (c. AD 225-250)
25: The third-century 'crisis' (c. AD 250-270)
PART 7: THE LATE ANTIQUE CITY
26: Restoration (c. AD 270-285)
27: City of emperors (c. AD 285-350)
28: Augusta (c. AD 350-380)
29: Endings (c. AD 380-400)
PART 8: BEYOND ROME
30: Fifth-century landscapes
31: Afterword
APPENDIX: EXCAVATIONS REFERRED TO IN THE TEXT
1: Introduction
2: Recovering Roman London
3: Understanding Roman London
4: Before London
PART 2: MAKING LONDON
5: The Roman invasion (c. AD 43)
6: A supply base (c. AD 43-52)
7: Shaping the city (c. AD 52-60)
8: The Boudican revolt (c. AD 60-61)
9: Post-war reconstruction (c. AD 61-70)
PART 3: MONUMENTS OF ROME
10: Bread and circuses (c. AD 70-80
11: Britain's capital? (c. AD 80-90)
12: Episodes of renewal (c. AD 90-110)
13: The great forum (c. AD 110-125)
PART 4: THE WORKING CITY
14: The urban hinterland
15: The region and its resources
16: Economy and supply
17: London at work
18: People and society
PART 5: DESTRUCTION AND RECOVERY
19: The Hadrianic fire (c. AD 125-135)
20: The Walbrook skulls
21: Antonine sophistication (c. AD 135-165)
PART 6: LONDON DIMINISHED
22: Antonine contraction (c. AD 165-180
23: Severan revival (c. AD 180-225)
24: Britannia Superior (c. AD 225-250)
25: The third-century 'crisis' (c. AD 250-270)
PART 7: THE LATE ANTIQUE CITY
26: Restoration (c. AD 270-285)
27: City of emperors (c. AD 285-350)
28: Augusta (c. AD 350-380)
29: Endings (c. AD 380-400)
PART 8: BEYOND ROME
30: Fifth-century landscapes
31: Afterword
APPENDIX: EXCAVATIONS REFERRED TO IN THE TEXT
PART 1: APPROACHES TO ROMAN LONDON
1: Introduction
2: Recovering Roman London
3: Understanding Roman London
4: Before London
PART 2: MAKING LONDON
5: The Roman invasion (c. AD 43)
6: A supply base (c. AD 43-52)
7: Shaping the city (c. AD 52-60)
8: The Boudican revolt (c. AD 60-61)
9: Post-war reconstruction (c. AD 61-70)
PART 3: MONUMENTS OF ROME
10: Bread and circuses (c. AD 70-80
11: Britain's capital? (c. AD 80-90)
12: Episodes of renewal (c. AD 90-110)
13: The great forum (c. AD 110-125)
PART 4: THE WORKING CITY
14: The urban hinterland
15: The region and its resources
16: Economy and supply
17: London at work
18: People and society
PART 5: DESTRUCTION AND RECOVERY
19: The Hadrianic fire (c. AD 125-135)
20: The Walbrook skulls
21: Antonine sophistication (c. AD 135-165)
PART 6: LONDON DIMINISHED
22: Antonine contraction (c. AD 165-180
23: Severan revival (c. AD 180-225)
24: Britannia Superior (c. AD 225-250)
25: The third-century 'crisis' (c. AD 250-270)
PART 7: THE LATE ANTIQUE CITY
26: Restoration (c. AD 270-285)
27: City of emperors (c. AD 285-350)
28: Augusta (c. AD 350-380)
29: Endings (c. AD 380-400)
PART 8: BEYOND ROME
30: Fifth-century landscapes
31: Afterword
APPENDIX: EXCAVATIONS REFERRED TO IN THE TEXT
1: Introduction
2: Recovering Roman London
3: Understanding Roman London
4: Before London
PART 2: MAKING LONDON
5: The Roman invasion (c. AD 43)
6: A supply base (c. AD 43-52)
7: Shaping the city (c. AD 52-60)
8: The Boudican revolt (c. AD 60-61)
9: Post-war reconstruction (c. AD 61-70)
PART 3: MONUMENTS OF ROME
10: Bread and circuses (c. AD 70-80
11: Britain's capital? (c. AD 80-90)
12: Episodes of renewal (c. AD 90-110)
13: The great forum (c. AD 110-125)
PART 4: THE WORKING CITY
14: The urban hinterland
15: The region and its resources
16: Economy and supply
17: London at work
18: People and society
PART 5: DESTRUCTION AND RECOVERY
19: The Hadrianic fire (c. AD 125-135)
20: The Walbrook skulls
21: Antonine sophistication (c. AD 135-165)
PART 6: LONDON DIMINISHED
22: Antonine contraction (c. AD 165-180
23: Severan revival (c. AD 180-225)
24: Britannia Superior (c. AD 225-250)
25: The third-century 'crisis' (c. AD 250-270)
PART 7: THE LATE ANTIQUE CITY
26: Restoration (c. AD 270-285)
27: City of emperors (c. AD 285-350)
28: Augusta (c. AD 350-380)
29: Endings (c. AD 380-400)
PART 8: BEYOND ROME
30: Fifth-century landscapes
31: Afterword
APPENDIX: EXCAVATIONS REFERRED TO IN THE TEXT