An archaeological study of urban domestic housing in the Mediterranean A.D. 400-700
By: by Simon P. Ellis
Published: 1983
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: Dwellings; History; Ancient Cities and towns; Cities and towns; Housing; Ancient Architecture; Civilization
Notes: Typescript.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Oxford, 1984.

Includes bibliographical references (leaves [334]-[351]).
Table of contents: title: Pt. 1. Typology of housing; title: Type I. The Roman peristyle house; title: Type II. The Byzantine courtyard house; title: Type III. The native or provincial house; title: Type IV. Subdivision; title: Pt. II. The urban context : some case studies; title: Chap. 1. Carthage; title: Chap. 2. Athens; title: Chap. 3. Sardis; title: Part III. Regional studies; title: Chap. 1. North Africa; title: Chap. 2. The Balkans; title: Chap. 3. West and South Anatolia; title: Chap. 4. Antioch, Apamea and North Syria; title: Chap. 5. South Syria and Palestine; title: Pt. IV. Conclusions; title: I. Architecture and archaeology; title: The Eastern aristocracy and urban society; title: Appendix I. The house and the palace; title: Appendix II. Houses in Constantinople.