Deva Victrix: Roman Chester re-assessed

Metadata

Title:	Deva Victrix: Roman Chester re-assessed
Series:	Monographs of the Chester Archaeological Society
Publication Type:	Monograph (in Series)
Editor:	Peter Carrington
Publisher:	Chester Archaeological Society
Year of Publication:	2002
ISBN:	0 9507074 9 X
Source:	ADS Archive (ADS Archive)
Created Date:	18 Jan 2018

	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
I: Roman fortress studies: present trends and future questions	William H Manning	1 - 6
II: The exploration of Roman Chester 1962–1999: retrospect and prospect	Peter Carrington	7 - 23
III: Chester: early Roman occupation	David C A Shotter	25 - 31
IV: The foundation of the legionary fortress: Deva, the Flavians and imperial symbolism	D J P Mason	33 - 51
V: The town and port of Roman Chester	D J P Mason	53 - 73
VI: Tales from the tomb: sculpture in Roman Chester	Martin Henig	75 - 77
VII: Where have all the soldiers gone? Some thoughts on the presence and absence of soldiers in fourth-century Chester	Birgitta Hoffmann	79 - 88
VIII: The construction and operation of a legionary fortress: logistical and engineering aspects	D J P Mason	89 - 112
IX: Deva Victrix restored: the application of computer 3-D modelling techniques in the reconstruction of Roman Chester	J Baum D J Robinson	113 - 117
Council and officers for the Year 1999/2000		118
Index		119 - 120
Prelims

Carrington, P., ed. (2002). Deva Victrix: Roman Chester re-assessed. Chester: Chester Archaeological Society.