Table of contents for Concrete vaulted construction in Imperial Rome : innovations in context / Lynne C. Lancaster.

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Contents
Title
Dedication
Epigraph
Contents
List of Figures
List of Maps
List of Plates
List of Tables
Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction
A Note On Monuments And Previous Scholarship
How to Use This Book
The Nature of Roman Concrete
Concrete Vaulting During the Republic
Structural Behavior of Concrete Vaults
Roman Mathematical and Analytical Background
Materials, Transport and Production
The Building Industry in Rome
The Innovations
Chapter 2: Centering and Formwork
Assembling the Centering
Removing Centering and Formwork
The Use of Brick Linings on the Intrados of Vaults
Evidence for Centering Arrangements
Barrel Vaults
Cross Vaults
Domes and Semidomes
Conclusions
Chapter 3: Ingredients: Mortar and Caementa
Mortar
Lime
Pozzolana
Cocciopesto
Caementa
Provenance of Caementa
Conclusions
Chapter 4 - Amphoras in Vaults
Types of Amphoras Used
Early Examples of Amphoras in Vaults
Examples of Amphoras in Late Antique Vaults
Conclusions
Chapter 5: Vaulting Ribs
Early Development of Vaulting Ribs and Relieving Arches
Vaulting Ribs at the Colosseum
Solid Brick Ribbing
Ladder/Lattice Ribs in Barrel Vaults
Ladder/Lattice Ribs in Groin Vaults
Ribbing in Domes
Conclusions
Chapter 6: Metal Clamps and Tie Bars
The Earliest Use of Tie Bars
Tie Bars at the Imperial Thermae
Tie Bars at the Forum of Trajan
Spacing of Tie Bars
The Use of Tie Bars with Lightweight Caementa
Metal Bars and Impost Blocks at Hadrian's Villa
Conclusions
Chapter 7: Vault Behavior and Buttressing
Arches and Barrel Vaults
Cross Vaults
Domes and Semidomes
Conclusions
Chapter 8: Structural Analysis: History and Case Studies
Historical Development
Basilica Ulpia
Temple of Mercury at Baiae
Pantheon
Minerva Medica
Conclusions
Chapter 9: Innovations in Context
Accumulated Knowledge
Evident Need
Economic Ability
Social/Cultural/Political Acceptability
Appendix 1: Catalogue of Monuments
Appendix 2: Catalogues of Building Techniques
A - Formwork Imprints on Barrel Vaults
B - Formwork imprints on Domes
C - Formwork Imprints on Semidomes
D - Brick Linings
E - Uses of Cocciopesto to Protect Vaults
F - Lightweight Caementa
G - Amphoras in Vaults
H - Vaulting Ribs
I - Blocks with Tie Bar Cuttings
Appendix 3: Scoria Analysis
Appendix 4: Thrust Line Analysis
End Notes
Glossary
Works Cited
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Vaults (Architecture) -- Rome -- Design and construction -- History -- to 1500.
Concrete domes -- Rome -- Design and construction -- History -- to 1500.
Rome -- Antiquities.