CUPBOARDS, CLOSETS, AND SHELVES: STORAGE IN THE POMPEIAN HOUSE

Elisabetta Cova

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Historical and Literary Studies Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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Architectural modifications to some alae (symmetrical spaces lateral to the atrium) provide evidence for built-in cupboards, shelving, and lofts. This paper, based on a survey of Pompeian atrium houses in Regio VI, discusses the form and use of these storage strategies and contributes to the larger discussion of late republican/early imperial Roman domestic space.

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2020The Socio-Economics of Roman Storage 2020\nThe Socio-Economics of Roman Storage. Agriculture, Trade, and Family 2014Stasis and Change in Roman Domestic Space: TheAlaeof Pompeii's Regio VI

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