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A simple military bridge built of piles and planking

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Description: A simple military bridge built of piles and planking
TitleA simple military bridge built of piles and planking
Creator nameUnknown
Creator nationality/cultureUnknown
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
DimensionsUnknown
LocationRome
Accession numberUnknown
SubjectsRelief (Sculpture), RomanConstructionTrajan's Column (Rome, Italy)
StatusDetail of a relief scultpure on Trajan's Column
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5. Foundations
Roger B. Ulrich
Description: Roman Woodworking
Roman Woodworking
A revealing passage concerning the role of wood in everyday construction, in this case a farmhouse (villa rustica), is included as a kind of model...
Author
Roger B. Ulrich
PublisherYale University Press
Copyright© 2007 by Yale University
Related print edition pages: pp.72-89
https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00107.008
Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-18393&redirecttoanchor=38553
Chapter subject tags:Architecture, RomanBuilding, WoodenWoodwork, RomanArtisans, RomanArchitectural woodwork, RomanTechnology and civilization, AncientWooden bridges, Roman

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Description: Dacian buildings on wooden piles on fire
Dacian buildings on wooden piles on fire
Posted by:John Carlson
May 10
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
LocationRome
Dacian buildings on wooden piles on fire
Dacian buildings on wooden piles on fire
Description: Two Roman legionaries drag a log from the forest, using a rope sling
Two Roman legionaries drag a log from the forest, using a rope sling
Posted by:John Carlson
May 10
Creator nationality/cultureRoman
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
LocationRome
Two Roman legionaries drag a log from...
Two Roman legionaries drag a log from the forest, using a rope sling
Description: A Roman soldier standing over a timber
A Roman soldier standing over a timber
Posted by:John Carlson
May 10
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
LocationRome
A Roman soldier standing over a timber
A Roman soldier standing over a timber
Description: A Roman soldier striking a heavy mortising chisel with a mallet
A Roman soldier striking a heavy mortising chisel with a mallet
Posted by:John Carlson
May 10
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
LocationRome
A Roman soldier striking a heavy...
A Roman soldier striking a heavy mortising chisel with a mallet
Description: Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with suicide of Decebalus
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with suicide of Decebalus
Posted by:John Carlson
Aug 30
Creator roleSculptor
Creation dateAD 113
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsLuna marble
LocationRome
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral...
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with suicide of Decebalus
Description: Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Victory writing on a shield
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Victory writing on a shield
Posted by:John Carlson
Aug 30
Creator roleSculptor
Creation dateAD 113
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsLuna marble
LocationRome
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral...
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Victory writing on a shield
Description: A hybrid stone and wooden amphitheater
A hybrid stone and wooden amphitheater
Posted by:John Carlson
May 10
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
LocationRome
A hybrid stone and wooden amphitheater
A hybrid stone and wooden amphitheater
Description: Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Roman army crossing bridge over...
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Roman army crossing bridge over Danube River
Posted by:John Carlson
Aug 30
Creator roleSculptor
Creation dateAD 113
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsLuna marble
LocationRome
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral...
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Roman army crossing bridge over Danube River
Description: Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Roman soldiers offering severed...
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Roman soldiers offering severed Dacian heads to Trajan
Posted by:John Carlson
Aug 30
Creator roleSculptor
Creation dateAD 113
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsLuna marble
LocationRome
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral...
Rome, Column of Trajan, detail of spiral frieze with Roman soldiers offering severed Dacian heads to Trajan
Description: A Roman soldier hammers at a pile with a heavy mallet
A Roman soldier hammers at a pile with a heavy mallet
Posted by:John Carlson
May 10
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
LocationRome
A Roman soldier hammers at a pile with a...
A Roman soldier hammers at a pile with a heavy mallet
Description: Peristyle, Trajan's Column
Peristyle, Trajan's Column
Posted by:John Carlson
Oct 25
Creator nationality/cultureRoman
Creator roleArchitect
Creation dateA.D. 113
Object typeArchitecture
LocationRome
Peristyle, Trajan's Column
Peristyle, Trajan's Column
Description: Trajan's bridge over the river Danube
Trajan's bridge over the river Danube
Posted by:John Carlson
May 10
Creator nationality/cultureRoman
Creator roleSculptor
Creation date113 AD
Object typeSculpture
MaterialsMarble
LocationRome
Trajan's bridge over the river Danube
Trajan's bridge over the river Danube

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