Roman Britain from the Air by S S Frere & J K S StJoseph

Roman Britain from the Air by S S Frere (Professor of the Archaeology of the Roman Empire in the University of Oxford) & J K S StJoseph (Emeritus Professor of Aerial Photographic Studies in the University of Cambridge). One of the Cambridge Air Surveys edited by David Wilson. Published by the Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge © Cambridge University Press 1983. ISBN 0 521 25088 9.

232 page clothbound book (200mm x 285mm) with gold lettering and intact, clean, dust jacket. Contents:

• List of aerial photographs. 142 separate listings
• List of figures in the text. 18 items
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• Abbreviations used
• Location map of Great Britain showing all the sites photographed, with key
• Part One. General – divided into two sections
  • 1 Geographical features and Iron Age hillforts
  • 2 Roads
• Part Two. Military sites
  • 3 Marching camps
  • 4 Siege Works
  • 5 Legionary fortresses
  • 6 Frontiers
  • 7 Forts of the Auxiliaries
  • 8 Small military works
• Part Three. Urban sites
  • 9 Cities and towns
• Part Four. The countryside
  • 10 Villas
  • 11 Villages and native agricultural sites
  • 12 Temples
  • 13 Tombs
• Glossary
• Index

The inside of the covers shows some minor foxing, the binding is secure and all other internal content is clean and legible.