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Roman Baths in Britain

Name: Roman Baths in Britain
Brand: Amberley Publishing
SKU: 04470752
Price: 8288 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Ian D Rotherham
ISBN: 9781445606576

Ian D Rotherham

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04470752

Publishers Amberley Publishing, June 2012

Bathing was central to Roman society. It was the pinnacle of sophisticated leisure and of cleanlines... Full description

Libristo code: 04470752

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Bathing was central to Roman society. It was the pinnacle of sophisticated leisure and of cleanliness. After the collapse of the Roman Empire, even the most highranking people in European society were distinctly grubby and smelly! It would be thousands of years before anything approaching the same level of technology and importance developed anywhere in Europe. Yet Roman baths and bathing culture influenced the spas and baths that grew out of the medieval period. Today, where significant structures remain, as in Leicester city centre, Caerleon in Wales, and especially in Bath, they are once again great visitor attractions. Bath, with its restored bathhouses, is perhaps the most famous and boasts the most intact Roman system remaining in Europe. This book explores the importance of water and cleanliness to the Romans, as well as the role of the baths in Roman life and the engineering behind them. Rotherham also explains the fate of the baths since the decline of the Roman Empire. Finally, we find out what the Roman traditions and constructions have left for us today and where we can go to find out more about the way of life and the unique and fascinating history of baths and bathing.