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manufacture, typology and use in Roman Britain
1 online resource (167 pages) : illustrations, diags
Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Scope -- 1.2. Data collected -- 1.3. Nomenclature and measurements -- 1.4. Previous research -- 1.5. Calculations -- 1.6. Terminology -- 2. Manufacture -- 2.1. Previous research -- 2.2. Evidential approach -- 2.3. Analysis -- 2.4. Experimental results -- 2.5. Summary of evidence -- 2.6. Probable manufacturing method -- 2.7. Further consideration of stepdowns -- 2.8. Manufacture of imbrices -- 3. Typology -- 3.1. Introduction -- 3.2. Differential shrinkage -- 3.3. Comparison of stamped tegula sizes -- 3.4. Evolution of cutaway forms -- 3.5. Size comparison based upon cutaway forms -- 3.6. Seriation evidence -- 3.7. Dimensional evolution -- 3.8. Comparative dimensional analysis -- 3.9. Regional cutaway forms -- 3.10. Conclusion -- 4. Dating the cutaway forms -- 4.1. Introduction -- ^ 4.2. Legionary stamped tegulae -- 4.3. Other stamped tiles -- 4.4. Methodology -- 4.5. Consolidation of the dating evidence -- 4.6. date of the consulship of Verus -- 4.7. Dating the Britannica Cognomen -- 4.8. Dating Cohors IIII Gallorum's occupation of Templebrough -- 4.9. Dating the upper cutaway inserts -- 4.10. Evidence from the Continent -- 4.11. Demonstration of the chronology -- 5. Stamps, signatures and tally marks -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. Estimate of die life -- 5.3. date of the Legio II dies -- 5.4. Legio VI dies -- 5.5. Legio IX dies -- 5.6. Legio XX dies -- 5.7. "LEGXXVVDE" dies -- 5.8. frequency of use of tile stamps -- 5.9. Application of stamps to products -- 5.10. Distribution of legionary stamps -- 5.11. auxiliary unit dies -- 5.12. Procuratorial dies -- 5.13. Municipal dies -- 5.14. civilian tile stamps -- 5.15. Incuse dies -- 5.16. Ansate framed dies -- 5.17. use of Classis Britannica stamps in buildings -- 5.18. Signatures
Note continued: 5.19. Tally marks -- 6. Roof Construction -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Tegula design -- 6.3. Tegula meshing results -- 6.4. Exploration of graduated sizes -- 6.5. Graduation of imbrex sizes -- 6.6. Use of mortar -- 6.7. Roof pitch -- 6.8. Nail holes -- 6.9. Arrangement of tiles on the roof -- 6.10. Roof structure -- 6.11. Weight and efficiency -- 6.12. Ridge Tiles -- 6.13. Silchester and Caerwent public buildings -- 6.14. Conclusions -- 7. Vaulted Roofs -- 7.1. Incidence of convex tegulae -- 7.2. Deliberate or flawed manufacture? -- 7.3. Possible roof structures -- 7.4. Beauport Park roof -- 7.5. Evidence from other roofs -- 7.6. Other convex tegula assemblages -- 7.7. Nail holes -- 7.8. Conclusion -- 8. Logistics, costs and economics -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Logistics of tile production -- 8.3. Costing commercial production -- 8.4. Area of supply -- 8.5. economics of tile-making -- 8.6. Competition -- 8.7. Classis Britannica tilery structure -- 8.8. Classis Britannica tilery output -- 8.9. Drivers for change -- 8.10. Insights into technology transfer and investment -- 8.11. Insights into the overall economy -- 9. Summary and conclusions -- 9.1. Introduction -- 9.2. Production -- 9.3. Typology -- 9.4. Stamps -- 9.5. Roofs -- 9.6. Applications -- 9.7. Further work -- 9.8. Conclusion -- Appendices -- 1. List of all sites entered on database -- 2. Measurement of dimensions -- 3. Recording method and forms -- 4. Catalogue of site dating evidence -- 5. Calculation of the required breadth for self-meshing.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 163-167).
Verenigd Koninkrijk van Groot-Brittannië en Noord-Ierland