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The Story of a Confederate Boy in the Civil War

Biographies & Memoirs

JOHNSTON, David E.

Historical

Kessinger Publishing

The story of a Confederate boy in the civil war

This volume describes the villa estate and how it was managed, its fields, equipment and outbuildings and looks at the interdependence of villas and towns and examines the rate of the villas and their estates when Roman rule ended. Throughout the book, examples are chosen from sites that can be seen today.

Roman Villas (Shire Archaeology)

History

Ancient Civilizations

Shire Publications, Limited

A comprehensive visitors' guide to Roman sites in England, Scotland and Wales. The English sites are arranged by counties in alphabetical order, with a special section on Hadrian's Wall. Then follow the sites in Wales, arranged regionally, the Scottish sites, including a section on the Antoninen Wall, and finally two Roman sites in the Channel Islands. Major sites include towns, fortresses, temples and villas. Rural settlements and landscape features such as Celtic fields and roads are noted where the remains repay a visit. Less familiar items like Roman barrows, mausolea, practice camps and canals are included, as well as hillforts that were occupied during the Roman period.

Discovering Roman Britain (Shire Discovering)

Shire

To many people, villas symbolize the life of luxury in the countryside of Roman Britain: mosaics and wall paintings, dining rooms and sumptuous baths. As this book reveals, however, they were not simply the country houses of prosperous Britons who had learnt the ways of Rome; villas as farms were the most efficient means of producing both goods for market in the new towns and revenue for the tax collector. By exploring the villa estate, its management, fields, equipment, and outbuildings, Roman archaeological expert David E. Johnston differentiates those villas that may have been held by tenant farmers, managed by bailiffs for absentee landowners, or occupied as country homes of the wealthy elite. He considers the interdependence of villas and towns and examines the fate of their estates when Roman rule ended, drawing upon examples from sites that may be seen today, where the visitor may catch a glimpse of the richness and variety of life in the countryside of Roman Britain.

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History of Middle New River Settlements

Americas

Genealogical Publishing Company

The Channel Islands: an archaeological guide

Europe

Phillimore Co Ltd

Roman Villas (Shire archaeology)

Politics & Social Sciences

Archaeology

Shire Publications Ltd.

Roman villas (Shire archeology)

Shire Publications

Story of a Confederate Boy in the Civil War

Reference

Commonwealth Pr

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