Roman Housing

Explore the fascinating world of Roman Housing with Simon P. Ellis's insightful examination of domestic life across the Roman Empire. Published by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC in 2002, this new edition spans 224 pages and delves into various aspects of residential architecture from Britain to Egypt, dating back to the sixth century AD. Discover the intricacies of domestic sculpture, exquisite decorations, and the art of garden design that defined Roman living spaces. Ellis also sheds light on essential elements such as lighting, furniture, and innovative uses of water that transformed everyday life. This comprehensive resource is perfect for anyone interested in ancient Roman history, archaeology, and architecture, offering a rich tapestry of how Romans created their homes. Join Ellis on this architectural journey and gain a deeper understanding of domestic life in a pivotal period of history.