Architecture economics and identity in Romano-British small towns

Name: Architecture economics and identity in Romano-British small towns
ISBN: 9781841717609

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AuteurRust T.C.

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Jaar2006

PublicatietypeBoek

Volume1547

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Pagina’s278

UitgeverJohn and Erica Hedges Ltd.

PlaatsOxford

ISBN9781841717609

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Exemplaar64493 ReknummerT-4-3-e

Introduction 1-8

The Probleem, Justification for Studying Small Towns , p. 1
Roman Urbanization in the North West Provinces: Small Towns in Context , pp. 2-3
Socio-Economic Change Reflected in Architecture on the American Frontiers , pp. 4-7
Architectural Stone in Roman Britain , p. 8

Theory and Methodology 9-23

Introduction , p. 9
Cultural Change and Identity (Romanization: An Introduction and Critique, Identity and Material Culturel) , pp. 9-11
Methodology (Defining "Small Towns", Problems with the Data", Method of Analysis, Database Construction) , pp. 12-23

Provincial Patterns and the Development of Architectural Traditions 24-67

Introduction , p. 24
Building Patterns (Timber Buildings, Stone-Founded Timber Buildings and Buildings with Unknown Superstructures, Stone Buildings) , pp. 24-41
Economics of Architectural change (Origins, Governmental Influences, Economic Growth, social Identity and Economic Demand) , pp. 42-66
Discusssion , p. 67

Transitory Building Practices 69-95

Introduction , p. 69
Macro analysis , p. 69
Case Studies (Iron Age Settlements and the Search for Identity, Carlisle: A Cosmopolitan Small Town on the Frontier, Wanborough: A "New" Roman Town in Between Two Worlds) , pp. 74-92
Discussion , pp. 93-95

Towns with Stone Building Traditions 96-122

Introduction , p. 96
Macro-Analysis , pp. 96-102
Case Studies (Ilchester: An Integrated "New" Town, Nettleton: a Religious Center, Camerton: a Proto-Industrial Center, Catterick: Success and Limits in a Government Town) , pp. 103-119
Discussion , pp. 120-122

Towns with Timber Building Traditions 123-144

Introduction , p. 123
Macro-Analysis , pp. 123-128
Case Studies (Margidunum: An Administrative Site with a Civilian Settlement, Neatham: A Local Center with a Conservative Outlook, Alcester: a Local Center without Building Stone, Great Chesterford: A Rural Agricultural Settlement) , pp. 129-143
Discussion , p. 144

Discussion 145-159

Introduction , p. 145
Economic Forces and Architecture , pp. 145-147
Identity saliency and architecture (Interaction of Identity Saliency and Economic Growth, Interaction of Civic and Personal Identities) , pp. 145-155
Continental Comparisons , pp. 156-157
Conclusions , pp. 158-159

Appendices 160-253

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