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The buildings in ancient Rome were all lined up in a straight line. They also had flat roofs and no doors. The Roman sidewalks were higher than modern sidewalks, because they wanted to keep the citizens out of the mud in the streets. I think they wanted to do this, because the Romans wore sandals. They also had a Colosseum, which has a circular shape to it. And it has no doors on the outside, but it has doors on the inside so they can keep the fighters away from each other. The Colosseum is really big and tall, so I think that a lot of the citizens in Ancient Rome were able to get seats and watch.
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∙ 11y agoThe buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
The buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
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∙ 11y agoIn ancient Rome itself all the buildings surrounding the main forum were important as they were temples, the senate house, the rostra, the various meeting halls and the libraries. The Colosseum and the Pantheon were very important to the Romans and are still standing today. The theater of Pompey was not only huge, it was multipurpose and Nero's golden House was a masterpiece of innovation.
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∙ 7y agoThe Colosseum was the largest amphitheatre (arena for gladiatorial games) in the Roman Empire. The Circus Maximus was a massive Chariot Racing track. The temple of Jupiter Maximus Optimus was one of the biggest temples in the Mediterranean. Other temples were also important. The Curia was the senate house. The Saepta Julia was a massive public building which had public offices and a market. The basilicas where important public buildings and also hosted the courts. Major basilicas were the basilica Aemilia, The Basilica Julia and the Basilica of Maxentius. The tabularium, which was carved into the side of the Capitoline Hill, hosted the state archives.
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∙ 11y agoThe buildings in ancient Rome were used for the purpose for which they were built. The houses were lived in, the temples were worshiped in, the shops were purchased in, the bakeries were baked in, and the restaurants were eaten in.
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∙ 14y agoRoman Coloseum,the Pantheon,and many have been discovered inculding the Roman Fourm
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∙ 12y agothe colosseum and the empire building -jennifer c
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∙ 11y agothey built the colossium
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What building materials were used to build large buildings and bridges in ancient rome?
Usually concrete. Romans invented concrete.
What material was used in ancient Rome to build large buildings is used today?
They created concrete. However, Roman concrete was different from modern concrete. It was less fluid and had to be layered by hand.
How many concrete structures were there in ancient Rome?
There is not a precise count. The Romans used concrete extensively. They used it for large buildings, bridges, and aqueducts though stone and brick were used as well in a concrete construction. As Roman concrete also set underwater, it was also used to build ports.The biggest building which was made mainly in concrete is the Colosseum.
What were the greatest cultural achievements of Greek and Roman societies?
Some of Rome's achievements include its vast empire, army, ancient structures, The Twelve Tables, Roads, Buildings, Concrete, the Calender, Law, Medicine, Language, Clothing and the Justinian Code.
What were the temples in Rome made of?
with lime stone
What building materials were used to build large buildings and bridges in ancient rome?
Usually concrete. Romans invented concrete.
What did ancient Rome develop?
Roads. Aquaducts. Concrete. Administration. Longstanding armies. Central heating. Tenement buildings.
What material was used in ancient Rome to build large buildings is used today?
They created concrete. However, Roman concrete was different from modern concrete. It was less fluid and had to be layered by hand.
What are some buildings that start with v?
· Vatican (Rome)
Which building material that is used today was invented to build large buildings and bridges in ancient Rome?
The Romans used the arch to build large buildings and bridges.
What are some famous buildings in Rome?
TheColosseum, Circus Maximus
What is heavier a steel beam or concrete beam?
Steel is heavier than concrete for the same volume, however steel buildings are generally lighter. This is because steel buildings utilize high strength of steel, so volume of steel in steel buildings is much smaller than volume of concrete in concrete buildings. In another words in steel buildings much less volume of material is needed for the same strength compared to concrete buildings.
What kind of buildings were in ghettos?
Many of the buildings in ghettos were multi-family apartments or small homes. These buildings were often made from poured concrete or concrete block.
Where was concrete invented?
The Romans invented concrete and because they did they were able to build things like the colosseum. Add arches and domes to their buildings along with the concrete and they were able to create many buildings that are still around.
How many concrete structures were there in ancient Rome?
There is not a precise count. The Romans used concrete extensively. They used it for large buildings, bridges, and aqueducts though stone and brick were used as well in a concrete construction. As Roman concrete also set underwater, it was also used to build ports.The biggest building which was made mainly in concrete is the Colosseum.
What weighs more one gallon of concrete or one gallon of water?
Steel is heavier than concrete for the same volume, however steel buildings are generally lighter. This is because steel buildings utilize high strength of steel, so volume of steel in steel buildings is much smaller than volume of concrete in concrete buildings. In another words in steel buildings much less volume of material is needed for the same strength compared to concrete buildings.
What were the greatest cultural achievements of Greek and Roman societies?
Some of Rome's achievements include its vast empire, army, ancient structures, The Twelve Tables, Roads, Buildings, Concrete, the Calender, Law, Medicine, Language, Clothing and the Justinian Code.
