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No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
No, they did not have a zoo as such, but in an oddball way you could say that they had something like a zoo. The wild beast hunts that accompanied the gladiatorial bouts could loosely be considered zoo-like as the animals that were hunted were mostly exotic animals from the far reaches of the empire.
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Did the Olympics ever take place in the colosseum?
Olympics is Greek. Colosseum is Roman.
Where is the colosseum in Italy?
The Colosseum, or the Coliseum, originally the Flavian Amphitheatre (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo), is an elliptical amphitheatre > in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy, < the largest ever built in the Roman Empire. It is considered one of the greatest works of Roman architecture and Roman engineering.Source: Wikipedia.
Where would gladiators fight to the death while people watch?
Gladiators were skilled at combat and fought simply for the entertainment of the people of Rome. The fights would take place in arenas, comparable to a modern professional sporting event, minus the mindless murder. These arenas were scattered throughout Rome, but the most famous was the Roman Colosseum.
Was Pomopei ever the capital of Italy?
No Pompeii was an ancient Roman city. Italy was not a nation back then. It became a province of the Roman Empire
Has the roman colosuem ever been repaired?
Yes, the Roman Colosseum has been repaired multiple times throughout history. It has undergone several restoration and reconstruction projects due to natural disasters, fires, and general wear and tear over the centuries. The most significant restorations took place during the 19th and 20th centuries.
Do people in the navy ever meet Neptune?
Neptune is the name of the ancient Roman God of the Seas. Most people today do not believe the Roman gods ever existed. So, no, people in the Navy today do not meet Neptune.
What did ancient roman shopkeepers do?
They looked after shops where locals would by their ever need.
Which is largest army ever build in history for a war in ancient times?
it might have been the Persians under xerxes, or the roman legions.
Who designed the Colosseum?
After the death of Nero, Vespasianus instructed to build the Colosseum for spectacular events in 72 AD. He did this, because he wanted to impress and because he wanted to make the citizens happy. With help of a large army of slaves and removable stagings, he built the Colosseum. The Colosseum was built in 10 years.the colliseum was built by hundreds/thousands of roman slaves/workersIt is said that thousands of slaves built the Collosseum during the reign of Vespasian and his son Titus in 70 A.D to 82 A.D.If you mean for the building of the Colosseum, it was the Flavians. If you mean maintence, it was the public slaves.
Best Pokemon card ever?
all the ledgendary Pokemon are the best they are equal
When did ancient Greeks start Olympics?
The first ever ancient olympics were held in Olympia, Greece in 776BC. The only event that year was a single race around the stadium, and the games lasted one day.
Where did people sit in the colosseum?
The Colosseum was an amphitheatre. Unlike Greek and Roman theatres which were semicircular, the amphitheatres were round (forming a full circles) or, more commonly, oval arenas. The seating surrounded the central arena. Therefore, people sat all around it. The Colosseum could accommodate 50,000 spectators. The spectators, though, could not just go in and sit where ever they chose. Seating was strictly allotted by class. There were sections for the senators, the Vestal virgins, the equites and the male citizens. The women had their own sections, as did the imperial family and guests.
