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Mind Map by Grace Pulling, updated more than 1 year ago
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Fishbourne Palace
- Owned by Cogidubnus
- member of family which
ruled the Atrebates
- After Roman Invasion, became
King of his tribe, renamed the
Regnenses
- Kingship may have been
award from Emperor Claudius
- Kingship may have been
award from Emperor Claudius
- Faithful supporter of the Romans
- Given privilege of Roman Citezenship
- Allowed to add two of the Emperor's name
(tiberius Claudius) to his own
- Allowed to add two of the Emperor's name
(tiberius Claudius) to his own
- Saw himself as Roman
- Given privilege of Roman Citezenship
- Client King
- Had to
collect
Roman Tax
- Keep the Peace
- Had to
collect
Roman Tax
- Built Temples for Neptune and Minerva
- Publicly declaring
loyalty to Roman
Army
- Cogidubnus thought
the emperor was divine
and should be
worshipped as such
- Publicly declaring
loyalty to Roman
Army
- member of family which
ruled the Atrebates
- The Palace
- Built in AD 75
- Four Wings ( North,
West, East and South
Wings)
- The east wing held the
entrance to the palace
- West wing most
beautiful
- North and South Wing for
Cogidubnus and family, many private
gardens anand quarters
- The east wing held the
entrance to the palace
- Over 100
luxurious Rooms
- Beautiful large
Garden(s)
- Near harbour and
originally an army base
- WEST WING
- Most
luxurious
wing
- Built higher
than all the
others
- Where all political meetings and
events would take place
- Guests
gathered
here
- Designed to
make a big
impression on the
guests
- Most
luxurious
wing
- Gardens
- Water tank which held
water for the
fountains
- Box hedges, grow in
Italy, Roman lifestyle
- Medicinal and beautiful plants grew: rose,
sweet sicily, lily, figs, pienni, achantus
- Medicinal and beautiful plants grew: rose,
sweet sicily, lily, figs, pienni, achantus
- Before, Britons, never used
gardens for pleasure or
beauty but for agriculture!
- Very important
for the palace
- Water tank which held
water for the
fountains
- Roman Style
- Features of a
typical
mediterranean
House
- Not ideal for English
weather, heating system
was later added
- Not ideal for English
weather, heating system
was later added
- many
mosaics all
around the
house
- They would be
selected and then
ordered from
continental Europe
- They would be
selected and then
ordered from
continental Europe
- Because Cogidubnus
thought of himself as a
roman
- Baths were added and it was very
symbolic Roman area to have
- Features of a
typical
mediterranean
House
- Built in AD 75
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