Roman Provincial Art in Gaul (1st–3rd centuries CE)

1. Imperial mint at Lugdunum expands coin imagery

   Jan 1, 15 BCELabels: Lugdunum Mint, Augustus Era

   • Coins Augustus
   • Lugdunum

2. Altar of Rome and Augustus founded at Lugdunum

   Aug 1, 12 BCELabels: Altar of, Imperial Cult

   • Sanctuary Gauls
   • Ara Trium
   • Lugdunum

3. Maison Carrée built for Augustus’ heirs

   Jan 1, 5Labels: Maison Carr, Nemausus

   • UNESCO
   • Britannica
   • Romanit

4. La Graufesenque begins mass production of terra sigillata

   Jan 1, 10Labels: La Graufesenque, Terra Sigillata

   • Graufesenque
   • Terra Sigillata

5. Pillar of the Boatmen erected in Lutetia

   Jan 1, 20Labels: Pillar of, Lutetia

   • Boatmen Pillar

6. Arch at Orange developed and rededicated under Tiberius

   Jan 1, 27Labels: Arch of, Tiberius Dedication

   • Orange Arch
   • UMich AICT

7. Claudius argues for greater Gallic political inclusion

   Jan 1, 48Labels: Emperor Claudius, Lyon Inscription

   • Lyon Tablet
   • Lugdunum Museum

8. Central Gaulish sigillata expands from Lezoux area

   Jan 1, 50Labels: Lezoux Workshops, Central Gaul

   • Potsherd Atlas
   • Terra Sigillata

9. Arena of Nîmes built as a major entertainment monument

   Jan 1, 100Labels: Arena of, N mes

   • Romanit Arena
   • N mes Arena

10. Villa mosaics flourish in prosperous 2nd-century Gaul

    Jan 1, 175Labels: Villa Mosaics, Rural Estates

    • Loupian Villa
    • Getty Mosaics

11. Thermes de Cluny built as monumental urban baths

    Jan 1, 200Labels: Thermes de, Lutetia Baths

    • Thermes Cluny
    • Cluny Museum

12. Late 3rd-century insecurity drives new city fortifications

    Jan 1, 286Labels: City Fortifications, Late 3rd

    • Grenoble Wall
    • Le Mans Enclosure
    • Boatmen Pillar