Roman Mosaics of Britain: Volume V: Discoveries and research since 2010
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| Publisher | Society of Antiquaries of London |
| ISBN 13 | 9780854313068 |
| ISBN 10 | 854313060 |
| Book Description | Since the completion of the four volumes of Roman Mosaics of Britain covering all of Britain to 2010, more mosaics have been discovered and research has continued. The present volume brings the catalogue up-to-date to July 2023, while the first part is devoted to various aspects of mosaic, including subject matter, context, design and manufacture. This is a lengthy overview of mosaic research, which could only be discussed on a regional basis in the previous volumes. The principal finds are the amazing figured mosaics, from Boxford, West Berkshire and Ketton, Rutland, arguably the most important discoveries in over 60 years. However, there are also numerous mosaics from other sites, illustrated along with building plans where possible, including re-excavation of known mosaics and historic recordings that have re-emerged since 2010. |
| About the Author | Stephen R Cosh FSA (b 1950) studied archaeology at Reading University, and has since specialized on Roman villas and mosaics, and their illustration. He embarked on the Romano-British mosaic corpus project with David Neal from 1993. Reading University conferred on him the degree of Doctor of Letters in 2006.David S Neal FSA (b 1940) began his archaeological career 1957 assisting with the excavations at Verulamium. From 1961 he worked for the (then) Ministry of Works as an archaeological illustrator, and in 1975 became full-time archaeologist with (what became) English Heritage, on his retirement joining Stephen Cosh in the writing and illustration of the mosaic corpus from 1993. He was awarded the degree of Doctor of Letters in 1992. |
| Language | English |
| Author | Stephen Cosh |
| Publication Date | 2024-04-30 |
| Number of Pages | 302 pages |
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