Contents

pp.：  7 – 10

Figures

pp.：  11 – 14

Tables

pp.：  15 – 16

Abbreviations

pp.：  17 – 18

Acknowledgements

pp.：  19 – 20

Note on the Use of Place Names and Numbering

pp.：  21 – 28

Introduction

pp.：  29 – 30

A: Occident Meets Orient

pp.：  31 – 30

B: Misconceptions and Generalizations

pp.：  31 – 34

C: Archaeological Research

pp.：  35 – 40

Chapter One Domus and Dār: Architectural Sources and Influences on the Frankish House

pp.：  41 – 40

A: Contemporary Houses in the West

pp.：  41 – 45

B: Contemporary Houses in the Byzantine Empire

pp.：  46 – 47

C: Contemporary Houses in the Levant

pp.：  48 – 60

Chapter Two Domestic Construction

pp.：  61 – 60

A: Architectural Style

pp.：  61 – 61

B: Building Materials

pp.：  62 – 74

C: Building Technology

pp.：  75 – 91

D: Building Tools, Equipment and Machinery

pp.：  92 – 92

E: Decoration

pp.：  93 – 96

Chapter Three Domestic Designs

pp.：  97 – 96

A: Urban Housing

pp.：  97 – 117

B: Rural Housing

pp.：  118 – 142

Chapter Four Living Rooms and Bedrooms

pp.：  143 – 142

A: Halls and Solars

pp.：  143 – 145

B: Communal Dormitory

pp.：  146 – 150

Chapter Five Kitchens, Dining Space and Food

pp.：  151 – 150

A: The Kitchen

pp.：  151 – 152

B: Cooking

pp.：  153 – 156

C: Bakeries

pp.：  157 – 157

D: Dining Space in Private Houses and in the Communal Refectories

pp.：  158 – 159

E: Food and Diet

pp.：  160 – 166

F: Making, Storing and Drinking Wine

pp.：  167 – 169

G: Food in the Houses of the Military Orders

pp.：  170 – 170

H: Eating Utensils

pp.：  171 – 176

Chapter Six Domestic Work and Workspace

pp.：  177 – 176

A: Shops and Workshops

pp.：  177 – 179

B: Industries

pp.：  180 – 184

C: Butchers and Fishmongers

pp.：  185 – 184

D: Flour Mills and Bakeries

pp.：  185 – 188

Chapter Seven Furniture and Household Installations

pp.：  189 – 188

A: Household Furniture

pp.：  189 – 191

B: Heating Installations: Fireplaces, Chimneys and Chimney Pieces

pp.：  192 – 198

C: Artificial Illumination

pp.：  199 – 201

D: Private Water Supply

pp.：  202 – 204

E: Laundering and Latrines

pp.：  205 – 207

F: Drainage

pp.：  208 – 210

Chapter Eight Communal Institutions of Domestic Life

pp.：  211 – 210

A: Public Water Supply

pp.：  211 – 211

B: Bathhouse and Bathing in Frankish Society

pp.：  212 – 215

C: Fountains

pp.：  216 – 216

D: Urban Sewage Systems

pp.：  217 – 218

Chapter Nine Storage Space, Stables and Shelters for Livestock

pp.：  219 – 218

A: Storage Space

pp.：  219 – 222

B: Stables and Byres

pp.：  223 – 226

Chapter Ten Courtyards and Gardens

pp.：  227 – 226

A: Courtyards

pp.：  227 – 228

B: Gardens

pp.：  229 – 230

Chapter Eleven Non-Frankish Housing in the Latin East

pp.：  231 – 234

Chapter Twelve Urban Neighbourhoods and Streets

pp.：  235 – 242

Chapter Thirteen Living Conditions in Frankish Cities: Overcrowding and Pollution

pp.：  243 – 248

Chapter Fourteen Property Values and the Cost of Housing in the Latin East

pp.：  249 – 268

Chapter Fifteen Conclusions

pp.：  269 – 276

Appendix One A Typology of Frankish Houses in the Latin East

pp.：  277 – 288

Appendix Two Gazetteer of Archaeologically Recorded Domestic Sites in the Latin East

pp.：  289 – 288

A: Town Houses

pp.：  289 – 348

B: Village Houses

pp.：  349 – 363

C: Manor Houses and Farms

pp.：  364 – 388

Appendix Three Table 13: Analyses of Plaster and Mortar from Frankish Sites

pp.：  389 – 390

Glossary

pp.：  391 – 396

Bibliography

pp.：  397 – 404

Index

pp.：  405 – 421