Ancient Rome · the Archaeology of the Eternal City by Coulston, J.C. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Copyright Page List of Contributors Table of Contents Editors’ Preface Preface: A Bird’s-Eye View 1. Introduction: the archaeology and topography of Rome

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2. Early and Archaic Rome

INTRODUCTION THE LITERARY SOURCES THE EARLIEST SETTLEMENT THE FIRST PHASES OF LATIN CIVILIZATION THE ORIENTALIZING PERIOD THE 7TH AND 6TH CENTURIES THE CITY OF ROME LOOKING FORWARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

3. The City of Rome in the Middle Republic (c. 400–100 BC)

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4. The Moral Museum: Augustus and the City of Rome

THE HOUSE OF AUGUSTUS ON THE PALATINE THE DISPLAY OF ORIGINAL GREEK SCULPTURES IN AUGUSTAN ROME THE ROMAN FORUM AND SURROUNDING AREA ECHOES ABROAD THE MORAL MUSEUM: MONUMENTAL ART AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

5. ‘Armed and belted men’: the soldiery in imperial Rome

6. Building the Eternal City: the construction industry of imperial Rome

ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES PRIVATE BUILDING IN PRACTICE PUBLIC BUILDING IN PRACTICE NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

7. The Feeding of Imperial Rome: The Mechanics of the Food Supply System

INTRODUCTION THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION SCALE FOOD SUPPLY AND LABOUR PROVISION CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

8. ‘Greater than the Pyramids’: the Water Supply of Ancient Rome

THE OFFICE OF CURATOR AQUARUM IN THE BEGINNING THE AQUEDUCTS QUALITY, TANKS AND MAINTENANCE GRADIENT AND SPEED OF FLOW DISTRIBUTION INTRA AND EXTRA URBEM (FIG. 8.5) FRONTINUS’ FIGURES AND THE CAPACITY OF ROME’S WATER SUPPLY (Figs 8.5 and 8.11) CASTELLA CONSUMERS, PIPES AND FOUNTAINS AQUEDUCTS AND BATHS AQUEDUCTS AND MILLS DIRTY WATERS THE AQUEDUCTS AND WATER SUPPLY AFTER ANTIQUITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

9. Entertaining Rome

INTRODUCTION CIRCUS THEATRE AMPHITHEATRE NAUMACHIA STADIUM ODEUM CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

10. Living and Dying in the City of Rome: houses and tombs

ARISTOCRATIC HOUSES ARISTOCRATIC FUNERALS AND TOMB-MONUMENTS THE POOR AND THE NOT-SO-POOR HOUSING, BURIAL AND THE FAMILY HOUSING, BURIAL AND PATRONAGE THE ROLE OF THE COLLEGIA CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

11. Religions of Rome

HOMOGENEITY THEOLOGICAL EXCLUSIVITY EXCLUSIVITY OF ALLEGIANCE NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

12. Lost Glories? Rome at the End of Empire

INTRODUCTION THE LATE ROMAN CONTEXT FROM PAGAN STRONGHOLD TO CHRISTIAN CITADEL LATE ROMAN ROME: IMAGES OF DECAY THE 5TH-CENTURY DISASTERS: VISIGOTHS AND VANDALS 5TH-CENTURY ROME: IMAGES OF ACTIVITY AFTER ROMAN ROME THE ROMAN PHOENIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY

13. Back to the Future: Archaeology and Innovation in the Building of Roma Capitale

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Appendix: Sources for the Study of Ancient Rome Abbreviations Research Bibliography for the City of Rome Index