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Opus incertum ("irregular work") was an
ancient Roman construction technique,
using irregularly shaped and
randomly placed uncut stones or fist-sized...
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Reticulate work
developed in
response to the
advent of
opus caementicium and its predecessor,
opus incertum.: 136–45 This was to
accommodate both the new building...
- the wall
infill of
stones in
mortar called opus incertum. An
example of this
technique is the
House of
Opus Crati**** in Herculaneum. This building, which...
- Sant’Angelo. The site is
erected on top of a
terraced platform that uses
opus incertum. The
largest temple is
dedicated to
Jupiter while a
smaller temple dedicated...
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Opus sectile.
Intarsia Marquetry opus incertum –
Ancient Roman masonry using irregular stones in a core of
concrete Opus mixtum, also
known as
opus compositum –...
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Opus caementicium –
Building material used in
ancient Rome
Opus incertum –
Ancient Roman masonry using irregular stones in a core of
concrete Opus quadratum –...
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tabernae (shops) at the
front of the building.
These spaces constructed in
opus incertum (rubble stonework) were
probably currency exchanges. A
further portico...
- e.,
opus africanum,
opus crati****,
opus emplectum,
opus galli****,
opus incertum,
opus isodomum,
opus latericium,
opus mixtum,
opus quadratum,
opus reticulatum...
- the
AQVEDVCTIVM on the
Caelian hill, of the
Republican building in
opus incertum at
Testaccio (with
Lucos Cozza), and of the area of the
Circus Flaminius...
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floor all four
sides of the
courtyard have barrel-vaulted
rooms in
opus incertum and
opus reticulatum. A
bronze seal
bearing the name of L. Cr****ius Tertius...
