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Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
3. List of Figures 9
4. List of Tables 14
5. Contributors 15
6. Preface 16
7. Part I: Introduction, Settings, and Methodologies
8. Chapter 1. Domestic Archaeology and the Romano-Egyptian House 17
9. Chapter 2. Situating the Case Study: The Dakhla Oasis and Amheida 33
10. Chapter 3. Approaching the Romano-Egyptian House: Research Methodologies 47
11. Part II: The Excavations
12. Chapter 4. Layers of Building, Living, and Abandonment: Stratigraphies of House B2 and its Surroundings 55
13. Part III: Building Techniques and Architectural Interpretations
14. Chapter 5. Building Domestic Space: The Construction Techniques for House B2 141
15. Chapter 6. Situating Domestic Space: An Architectural Analysis and Reconstruction of House B2 157
16. Part IV: The Material Culture of Everyday Life
17. Chapter 7. Artifact and Activity: The Material Culture of Domestic Living 183
18. Chapter 8. La Céramique de la Maison B2 201
19. Chapter 9. Unfired Clay Objects 281
20. Chapter 10. Figurines 291
21. Chapter 11. Adornment 309
22. Chapter 12. Glass Vessels 319
23. Chapter 13. Faience Vessels 341
24. Chapter 14. Coins 349
25. Chapter 15. Transport and Trade in Trimithis: The Texts from Area 1 353
26. Chapter 16. Faunal Remains from Amheida, Area 1 369
27. Chapter 17. Plant Use in a Romano-Egyptian Household in the Third Century CE 375
28. Chapter 18. Wood Objects 393
29. Chapter 19. Woven Material 397
30. Part V: Concluding Thoughts and Discussion
31. Chapter 20. Towards an Integrative Interpretation of Life in a Romano-Egyptian House 405
32. References 429
33. Index 457