The arenas for the gladiatorial games were the amphitheatres.
The amphitheaters were the arenas for the gladiatorial games and the fighters were the gladiators.
The Colosseum was an amphitheatre. These were arenas for the gladiatorial games.
The mane of the arenas for the gladiatorial games was amphitheater.
Usually in the Colosseum or someplace similar
The arenas for the gladiatorial games were the amphitheatres.
The amphitheaters were the arenas for the gladiatorial games and the fighters were the gladiators.
The Colosseum was an amphitheatre. These were arenas for the gladiatorial games.
The mane of the arenas for the gladiatorial games was amphitheater.
Usually in the Colosseum or someplace similar
It was built by the Romans...in Rome. It was said to be the grandest of gladiatorial arenas in the Roman Empire. It still stands today.
North Africa was the breadbasket of the empire. Egypt supplied half of the grain imported by the city of Rome. Tunisia was the second most important grain producing area of the Empire. Egypt also supplied papyrus, ivory and granite. From the interior, many animals were supplied for the arenas also.
Rome is one of the foundations of Western history. They controlled a large part of the ancient world and invented many things we still use. They invented the dome, highways, arenas, apartment buildings, malls, water systems, cement, sandals, centralized government, arches, and many other things. Our world wouldn't be what it is today without Rome. The city of Rome today is still the crossroads of the world.
yes its important in acient rome :)
Captured Prisoners of War (or rebels against Rome) were often used, "to put their fighting abilities to use" (in the Arenas), by entertaining the Romans.
Most of the important buildings in ancient Rome were the temples. The basilicas (public buildings) the Curia (where the senate met), the baths (which were also important centres for communal and public life), the theaters and amphitheaters (arenas which hosted popular games), the circuses (racing tracks for chariot races), triumphal arches and the warehouses along river Tiber and at the port of Ostia, on the coast of the sea, were also important building. The tabularium, the state archive, and the office buildings at the forum of Trajan were also important.
Yes. Many cities of the ancient world had large arenas or amphitheaters, but the Colosseum was the largest of any - and still exists, after 2000 years.