Architecture in Roman Britain
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| Author | Guy de la Bedoyere |
|---|---|
| Pages | 72 |
Architecture in Roman Britain – Guy de la Bédoyère
Author: Guy de la Bédoyère
Format: Softback
Illustrated: Black & White
Pages: 72
Dimensions: 15cm x 21cm
Explore the Foundations of Roman Britain’s Architectural Legacy
Discover how Roman design transformed Britain’s landscape in Architecture in Roman Britain, written by acclaimed archaeology author Guy de la Bédoyère.
This richly illustrated softback book guides readers through the origins, materials, and styles of Roman construction across Britain, from forts and villas to temples, baths, and lighthouses.
With clear explanations and engaging detail, de la Bédoyère brings to life Britain’s first great architectural age, reconstructing how Roman architects shaped everything from functional homes to monumental public buildings. Illustrated throughout with black-and-white drawings and reconstructions by the author, this compact yet authoritative volume offers both accessibility and depth.
Contents
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The Coming of Architecture
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Techniques & Materials
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Military Defences
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Military Buildings
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Public Buildings
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Temples, Shrines & Tombs
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Houses & Villas
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Bridges, Waterworks & Lighthouses
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Further Reading
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Museums & Sites
Why You’ll Love This Book
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A clear and concise introduction to Roman architecture in Britain
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Written by one of Britain’s most respected archaeological authors
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Includes reconstruction drawings and insights into Roman building techniques
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Perfect for students, historians, archaeologists, and enthusiasts