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By: William, and Erin

Ancient Roman Baths Instead of single person baths, in ancient Rome, there were large houses for bathing.

What Were They For? Public bathing was a part of every day life for the Romans They were used for much more than just hygiene, such as recreation

Visiting the baths In present day millions of people visit the bath, you can look but can’t swim.

When baths were created The Celts made the first Public Bath. Dedicated to the goddess Sulis

Public Bathing? In ancient Rome, public bathing was the way to go, it was accepted by everyone.

Who uses the baths Men us the bath after work. And then women would use it.

Use of the baths Bathing Running Recreation Library Snacks

Tools Strigil-scrap oil off skin Towel- dry self Oil flask –put on oil to body

Rooms Cold Room Cold pool

The Heating system Heating system to heat the baths. hypocaust

Private Bath Houses Wealthy Romans sometimes had private bath houses but they were open to the public for a fee

In the Bath House First they went to a changing room to change from street clothes to bathing clothes Lockers for clothing

Bathing After exercise, the Romans removed dirt and oils with the strigil

Under the baths The heat from the baths were coming from under the baths. Slaves used fire to heat the baths.

Largest Roman bath Diocletian Created in A.D 305, covered an area of 130,000 sq yards

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