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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Roman Brick"”.

  1. The Modern Domus: An Exploration of Roman Brick

    My thesis explores the potential manipulation of Roman brick using a Flemish bond, corner quoining, and barrel vaulting. The design uses this brick module to re-interpret the Ancient Roman domus, an urban residence embedded within the heart of the city. This classical inspiration is apparent in the …

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  2. Les terres cuites architecturales des églises du haut Moyen Age dans le nord-ouest de la France et le sud-est de l'Angleterre : application de la datation par luminescence à l'archéologie du bâti

    … in France and Kent and Essex in England. Are the bricks used in the masonry structures Roman spolia or a novo productions? Dating techniques were scrutinized through a process of intercomparison work between two luminescence laboratories. This study highlighted the importance of knowing precise …

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  3. Ceramic building materials in early medieval churches in north-western France and south-eastern England. Application of luminescence dating to building archaeology.

    … in France and Kent and Essex in England. Are the bricks used in the masonry structures Roman spolia or a novo productions? Dating techniques were scrutinized through a process of intercomparison work between two luminescence laboratories. This study highlighted the importance of knowing precise …

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