List of figures

Figure 1: Map of Germany showing sites analysed in the 'Engendering Roman Spaces' project.

Figure 2: Vetera I, distribution of gendered activities, plotted according to gender. Stray finds are plotted in the large pie chart to the bottom right of site plan. Key: ZFE = possibly female-related; ZFE_CH = possibly female- or child-related; ZCH = possibly child-related; MA = male-related; ZMA = possibly male-related; ZMA_FE = possibly male- or female-related.

Figure 3: Vetera I, distribution of artefacts associated with women and children, plotted according to gender. Key: FE = female-related; ZFE = possibly female-related; ZFE_CH = possibly female- or child-related; ZCH = possibly child-related. Large red dot in Building a represents a necklace of 21 glass beads.

Figure 4: Rottweil Forts I and II, distribution of gendered activities, according to activity. Key: CS = cutting and sharpening equipment; E = combat equipment; G = gaming items; SM = stone- and metal-working equipment; T = toilet items; W = writing equipment; WL = wood- and leather-working equipment.

Figure 5: Rottweil Forts I and II, distribution of artefacts associated with women and children, according to gender. Key: FE = female-related; ZFE = possibly female-related; ZFE_CH = possibly female- or child-related.

Figure 6: Oberstimm, distribution of gendered activities, according to activity. Key: A= Agriculture; CS = cutting and sharpening equipment; E = combat equipment; G = gaming items; SM = stone- and metal-working equipment; T = toilet items; W = writing equipment; WL = wood- and leather-working equipment; WM = weighing and measuring equipment.

Figure 7: Oberstimm, distribution of artefacts associated with women and children, according to gender. Key: FE = female-related; ZFE = possibly female-related; ZFE_CH = possibly female- or child-related; ZCH = possibly child-related.

Figure 8: Ellingen, distribution of gendered activities, according to activity. Key: A= Agriculture; CS = cutting and sharpening equipment; E = combat equipment; G = gaming items; SM = stone- and metal-working equipment; T = toilet items; W = writing equipment; WL = wood- and leather-working equipment.

Figure 9: Ellingen, distribution of infant and adult skeletal remains.

Figure 10: Ellingen, distribution of tubular tiles.

Figure 11: Ellingen, distribution of artefacts associated with women and children, according to gender. Key: FE = female-related; ZFE = possibly female-related; ZFE_CH = possibly female- or child-related; CH = child-related.

Graphs

Graph 1: Vetera I, correspondence analysis between groups of functionally related buildings and areas, and gender categories at (compiled by A. S. Fairbairn).

Graph 2: Ellingen, density of female- and child-related items per building area (minus wells, stray finds).

Graph 3: Ellingen, density of female- and child-related items per building area (minus wells, stray finds, and material from redeposited levels in Building C).

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