OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation · J199
Paper 4
Revise: Roman HousingBeyond the atrium, the tablinum was commonly aligned with the front entrance. It served as a study and a room for receiving visitors. A curtain or partition could separate it from the atrium, allowing the household to control access and visibility.
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A room in a Roman house used for business or reception, commonly situated beyond the atrium.