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PRE-ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

PRE-ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. STONEHENGE. It i s a prehistoric stone monument situated about 13 km north of Salisbury. Stonehenge that we see today is the final stage that was completed about 3500 years ago.

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PRE-ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

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  1. PRE-ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

  2. STONEHENGE Itisa prehistoricstonemonumentsituatedabout 13 km northof Salisbury.

  3. Stonehenge that we see today is the final stage that was completed about 3500 years ago. The monument is made up of a number of structural elements, mostly circular in plan. Archaeological surveys suggested three main periods of building:StonehengeI,II and III.

  4. STONEHENGE I Here more than 5000 years ago, a Neolithic people dug a circular ditch within the circle they built a high stone bank with an inner circle consisting of holes.

  5. STONEHENGE II During Stonehenge II, about 2100 BC, the whole site was rebuilt in a different form.

  6. STONEHENGE III The last phase, known as Stonehenge III (from 2000 to about 1500 BC)

  7. TRILITHONS Sandstone blocks are 9 m long and 50 tons in weight. The last phase saw the erection of a first ring to sandstone units with lintels, within which was built a horseshoe formation of five trilithons ,consisting of a pair of large stone uprights supporting a stone lintel.

  8. LONDINIUM London originsfrom the romanperiod and the first bridge wasbuilt underthe Roman Empire (50 a.c)

  9. BEAUTIES OF BATH In Roman Time bath was the centre of fashion, luxury and leisure.

  10. Todayitisoneof the world’s greatcities.

  11. Healthy mineral water and hot springs.

  12. The Bath festival.

  13. One of  the most important heritages sites in England is the hadrian's wall. Hadrian's wall was built in NortherEngland between 122 and 127 AD by the Roman emperor Hadrian.

  14. TOWN PLANNING Urban design.

  15. Urban design teory.

  16. Private spaces are part ofurbantheory.

  17. As agriculture replaced a nomadic existence, permanent human settlement began to appear. These early cities become centre for trade, defense and politics.

  18. The ancient Ur isperhapsthe earliestexampleofdeliberatelyplanned and managedcities in history. The street of these early cities were often paved and laid out at right angles in a grid pattern.

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