The World of Pompeii (Routledge Worlds)

BOOK COVER......Page 1
TITLE......Page 4
COPYRIGHT......Page 5
CONTENTS......Page 8
ILLUSTRATIONS......Page 11
CONTRIBUTORS......Page 19
PREFACE......Page 28
MAPS......Page 32
PART I BEGINNINGS......Page 44
CHAPTER ONE CITY AND COUNTRY: An introduction......Page 46
CHAPTER TWO HISTORY AND HISTORICAL SOURCES......Page 52
CHAPTER THREE REDISCOVERY AND RESURRECTION......Page 71
CHAPTER FOUR THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND GEOMORPHOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF THE VOLCANO......Page 86
CHAPTER FIVE RECENT WORK ON EARLY POMPEII......Page 106
CHAPTER SIX THE FIRST SANCTUARIES......Page 116
CHAPTER SEVEN THE URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRE-ROMAN CITY......Page 125
CHAPTER EIGHT BUILDING MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES AND CHRONOLOGIES......Page 141
APPENDIX TO CHAPTER EIGHT: A note on Roman concrete (opus caementicium) and other wall construction......Page 157
PART II THE COMMUNITY......Page 160
CHAPTER NINE DEVELOPMENT OF POMPEII’S PUBLIC LANDSCAPE IN THE ROMAN PERIOD......Page 162
CHAPTER TEN URBAN PLANNING, ROADS, STREETS AND NEIGHBORHOODS......Page 172
CHAPTER ELEVEN THE WALLS AND GATES......Page 183
CHAPTER TWELVE THE FORUM AND ITS DEPENDENCIES......Page 193
CHAPTER THIRTEEN URBAN, SUBURBAN AND RURAL RELIGION IN THE ROMAN PERIOD......Page 227
CHAPTER FOURTEEN ENTERTAINMENT AT POMPEII......Page 255
CHAPTER FIFTEEN THE CITY BATHS OF POMPEII AND HERCULANEUM......Page 267
CHAPTER SIXTEEN THE WATER SYSTEM: Supply and drainage......Page 300
PART III HOUSING......Page 310
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN DOMESTIC SPACES AND ACTIVITIES......Page 312
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAMPANIAN HOUSE......Page 322
CHAPTER NINETEEN INSTRUMENTUM DOMESTICUM—A CASE STUDY......Page 335
CHAPTER TWENTY DOMESTIC DECORATION: Painting and the “Four Styles”......Page 345
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE DOMESTIC DECORATION: Mosaics and stucco......Page 366
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO REAL AND PAINTED (IMITATION) MARBLE AT POMPEII......Page 379
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE HOUSES OF REGIONS I AND II......Page 390
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR SELECT RESIDENCES IN REGIONS V AND IX: Early anonymous domestic architecture......Page 416
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE INTENSIFICATION, HETEROGENEITY AND POWER IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSULA V I . 1......Page 432
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX ROOMS WITH A VIEW: Residences built on terraces along the edge of Pompeii (Regions VI, VII and VIII)......Page 450
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN RESIDENCES IN HERCULANEUM......Page 464
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT VILLAS SURROUNDING POMPEII AND HERCULANEUM......Page 478
PART IV SOCIETY AND ECONOMY......Page 498
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE SHOPS AND INDUSTRIES......Page 500
CHAPTER THIRTY INNS AND TAVERNS......Page 517
CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE GARDENS......Page 530
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO THE LOSS OF INNOCENCE: Pompeian economy and society between past and present......Page 542
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE EPIGRAPHY AND SOCIETY......Page 561
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR POMPEIAN WOMEN......Page 569
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE THE LIVES OF SLAVES......Page 581
CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX POMPEIAN MEN AND WOMEN IN PORTRAIT SCULPTURE......Page 593
CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN THE TOMBS AT POMPEII......Page 628
CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT VICTIMS OF THE CATACLYSM......Page 650
CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE MINING THE EARLY PUBLISHED SOURCES: Problems and pitfalls......Page 663
APPENDIX 1: Zangemeister’s lists of Pompeian officials, 1748–1860......Page 676
GLOSSARY......Page 680
INDEX......Page 692