Views of Rome have long fired human imagination, eliciting reactions that lead to contemplation and argue for conservation The archaeological context of the Roman Forum ... by Dr. Jeffrey A. Becker
The building technique chosen for a given project can help archaeologists and art historians to understand scale, scope, expense, and technique, alongside other, more aesthetic considerations. Italo-Roman building techniques by Dr. Jeffrey A. Becker
To escape the heat and pressures of the city, the wealthiest Roman families retreated to their country homes. Roman domestic architecture: the villa by Dr. Jeffrey A. Becker
The Romans are famous for soaring monuments, but perhaps they should be better known for their high-rise apartments. Roman domestic architecture: the insula by Dr. Jeffrey A. Becker
The domus was more than a residence, it was also a statement of social and political power. Roman Domestic architecture: the Domus by Dr. Jeffrey A. Becker
These awe-inspiring public complexes were built to reinforce the imperial family’s political message. Imperial fora by Dr. Jeffrey A. Becker
The heart of ancient Rome, the Forum Romanum was the monumental center of religious, political, and social life. Forum Romanum (The Roman Forum) by Dr. Jeffrey A. Becker
Concrete, arches, and vaulting allowed the Roman Empire to become an engineering and architectural marvel. An introduction to ancient Roman architecture by Dr. Jessica Leay Ambler