The structural influence on these two groups was derived by exploring a variety of methods, including decoration style and the subtle use of architecture, such as narrow hallways denoting servile use. ... Therefore, columns were found only in the public rooms, which are related to strictly upper class possession (due to necessity), showing that not only are they clearly an extension of the attempt to make wealthy houses appear like public spaces, but also columns can be used to discern a house as upper strata. ...

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