Roman Art and Archaeology
by Mark D. Fullerton, Mark Fullerton
Roman Art & Archaeology: 753 BCE to 337 CE by Mark D. Fullerton provides a detailed survey of Roman artistic and archaeological developments from the city's origins to the Constantinian period. It explores the material remains that illuminate Roman culture, architecture, and historical evolution, offering valuable perspectives on one of antiquity's most influential civilizations.
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Roman Art & Archaeology: 753 BCE to 337 CE offers an in-depth examination of the artistic and archaeological achievements of ancient Rome across its formative periods.
Authored by Mark D. Fullerton, the book traces the development of Roman visual culture from the city's legendary founding to the early Christian era under Constantine.
Readers gain insights into the artifacts, architecture, and artistic expressions that reflect Roman society, innovation, and imperial expansion.
This work serves as an essential resource for understanding the tangible legacy of Rome through its enduring artistic heritage.
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