Etruscans Civita di Bagnoregio This was once the main Etruscan road leading to the Tiber Valley and Rome.

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Etruscans Civita di Bagnoregio This was once the main Etruscan road leading to the Tiber Valley and Rome

Bronze statue honors the wolf that rescued and cared for Romulus and Remus in the legend of Rome’s founding.

Roman Society

Senate

Laws of the Twelve Tables

Julius Caesar

Violence in the Senate

Caesar’s Adopted Son – Octavian (Augustus)

Roman Society

Patrician Home

Clothing

All Roads Lead to Rome 53,000 Miles

Bridges Use of the Arch

Aquaduct Artificial channel for carrying water

Roman Baths Large public areas to bathe, exercise, and relax

Pantheon Temple dedicated to all major gods; first free- standing dome

Looking up you will see the engineering marvel of its massive concrete dome. The Pantheon still holds the record for the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the history of architecture. The interior of the roof was possibly intended to symbolize the arched vault of the heavens. The Great Eye at the dome's apex is the source of all light, except for what comes in through the front doors.

Roman Forum Public square and market place

Colosseum Amphitheater where gladiatorial games were held

The Games Gladiator: Professional fighter (most were slaves) Ludus: A training school for gladiators Lanista: Person who trained gladiators.

The Games

Circus Maximus Large stadium where chariot races were held

Chariot Races

Ben Hur