ROMAN MILITARY STONE-BUILT GRANARIES IN BRITAIN

Título: ROMAN MILITARY STONE-BUILT GRANARIES IN BRITAIN

Autora: Anne P. Gentry

Año: 1976

Editorial: British Archaeological Reports

Principles  Problems of  Grain Storage

Classical references to Grain Storage

Comparison of  excavated  structures
Structural aspects, and their interpretation
Provisiooning of Roman  Forts and the  Capacity of Granaries

Catalogue of  excavated examples
Location of  sites discussed
Comparison of external wall and buttress  dimensions
Catalogue

LIST OF FIGURES
Suggested reconstruction
Tiled roof: suggested construction
South Shields: Severan Supply Base
Grain distribution model
Granary floor area as a percentage of fort area
Granary plans: Ambleside , Balmuildy, Bar Hill, Benwell,
Birrens
Granary plans: Brecon Gaer, Brough on Noe, Cadder,
Caerhun, Caernarfon, Caersws II
Granary plans: Camelan, Cappuck, Castell Callen, Castlecary,
Castledykes , Chester- le-Street, Chester (3)
Granary plans: · Corbridge. Structural Phases
Granary plans: Chesters, Cramond, Crawford II, Croy Hill,
Drumburgh, Gelligaer II
Granary plans: Greatchesters , Haltwhistle Burn, Hardknott,
High Rochester, Housesteads, Ilkley
Granary plans: Lyne , Mumrills , Newstead
Granary plans: Old Church, Brampton, Old Kilpatrick,
Penydarren, Ribchester, Rudchester
Granary plans: Rough Castle, Slack, South Shields,
Templeborough