Londinium, Architecture and the Crafts

Explore the architectural marvels and intricate crafts of Roman London in W. R. Lethaby's "Londinium Architecture and the Crafts." This meticulously researched work delves into the heart of Roman Britain, uncovering the secrets of Londinium, one of the Roman Empire's most vital outposts. Journey back in time to witness the construction and artistry that shaped this ancient city.

Learn about the buildings and general architecture that defined Londinium, and discover the skills of the craftspeople who populated the city. This volume offers insights into England's Roman past, examining the antiquities and archaeological evidence that reveal the daily lives and exceptional talents of its inhabitants. From grand structures to everyday objects, "Londinium Architecture and the Crafts" provides a fascinating window into a pivotal period in British history. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of architecture and Roman Britain.

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