So, in the example G2 Para 0010, the woman is in her second pregnancy, she has had no full term pregnancies, no pregnancies that reached the stage of viability (20 weeks), she did have a pregnancy that was either electively or spontaneously aborted before 20 weeks, and she has no children. 56 people found this useful.
Designs. Roman glass-makers (vitriarii) and glass-cutters (diatretarii) could employ a wide range of techniques to transform simple glass vessels into highly decorative pieces. Colourful glassware, as we have seen, was first created by putting together different pieces of pre-made glass.
Under Floor Heating (hypocaust). Rich Roman houses had central heating which was under the floors. This heating system was called a hypocaust. The floors were supported on stacks of tiles (pilae) and hot air was circulated under the floor from a furnace stoked outside the building. Mosaic Floors. Mosaic have been found on the floors of many Roman buildings. Rich Romans decorated the floors of their main rooms with mosaics-tiny coloured stones (tesserae). These were stuck to the floor with mortar, a type of cement. Each mosaic used thousands of pieces to make a pattern. Mosaic floors were a statement of wealth and importance.