Appearance and use of Roman roofing materials in the region of the Aedui and Lingones
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Titre | Appearance and use of Roman roofing materials in the region of the Aedui and Lingones |
Type de publication | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2014 |
Auteurs | Delencre F, Garcia J-P |
Journal | ARCHAOLOGISCHES KORRESPONDENZBLATT |
Volume | 44 |
Pagination | 395-411 |
Type of Article | Article |
ISSN | 0342-734X |
Mots-clés | Burgundy, France, Late La Tene period, natural resources, Roman Principate, Romanisation, tiles |
Résumé | Roman construction techniques and materials seem to be markers of Romanisation and bear witness of transformations of how Aedui and Lingones interact with natural resources to produce them. Noticeable differences can be observed between these two Gallic tribes in the implementation of tiled- and stoned roofs. The Aedui mostly use tiles for their roofs, even if local natural resources do not allow a production of these materials. In contrast, the Lingones use tiles only if the appropriate resources exist and prefer stoned roofs on calcareous regions. Moreover, the earliness in the adoption of Roman roof materials seems to be linked with the relations maintained between Rome and these two Gallic tribes. |