Aue Verlag Schreiber-Bogen Card Modeling Roman Estate Villa Rustica
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Aue Verlag Schreiber-Bogen Card Modeling Roman Estate Villa Rustica
Schreiber-Bogen Card Modelling Roman Estate Villa Rustica Colored model to cut out and stick! Material: Paper, Cardboard Number of sheets: 4 Standard: 1:87 (H0) Degree of difficulty : 1 The manufacturer classifies his models under 5 degrees of difficulty: 'Child model': very easy and with childlike motives '0': Beginner model '1': Easy '2': Moderately severe '3': Difficult In order to guarantee the supplies in the forts and camp villages along the Limes, numerous estates were built in the hinterland. Their production, which aimed at making a surplus, comprised farming, cattle breeding and the growing of vegetables and fruit. The main building was the centre of every activity. According to the size of the estate, there were also stables, lofts, sheds and other buildings for processing the agricultural products. There was also always a bath for the inhabitants, which was either in a bath house or integrated in the main building. The farm area was surrounded by a wall, a fence or a hedge. The Alburg Villa is the best explored of the numerous farmsteads in the hinterland of the fort Sorviodurum (Straubing). The main building was excavated to a large extent, numerous cellars in the surroundings indicate the existence of further buildings. Although the Villa Rustica was most certainly specialized in farming, due to the excellent soil, several kilns verify the production of bricks and tiles. The approx. 1.5 hectare-large farm area and the imposing main building say something for a considerably sized farm. It was built at the end of the 1st Century AD and used until the 3rd Century. The model represents the main building of a Roman estate. The terrace at the north frontage is flanked by two side wings which, for their part, are connected by an open columned hall. Through the columned hall one reaches an open inner courtyard with a pool and cistern. Several rooms are grouped around the courtyard. The main entrance to the villa is