A frequent writer on visual arts and medieval history and architecture, Mullins offers visitors a guide to surviving Roman features in an area that encompassed today's Provence and Languedoc in southern France, but that also extended as far north and east as Lake Geneva. Among the topics are the eagle spreads its wings, the architecture of water, the soil and the sea, bridges and the oldest road in France, and theaters and amphitheaters. A few of the photographs are in color. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)