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There were two types of Roman theater. One was in connection with the celebration of religious festivals and the other was simply for pure entertainments. In the first type, the emperor, senate and the elite would attend. In the second type anyone from the wealthy to the poor would/could attend. The seating was according to class with the elite having the best seats with the poor and the women in the rear.
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Who made masks in the ancient greek?
In the ancient Greek theatres by the actors.
What were the ancient roman baths made of?
The Roman bathhouses were made of concrete with a facing in stone or bricks.
What was an ancient roman sundial made of?
stone
What was ancient roman armor made out of?
they made armor out of peoples its true
Who made the Statue of Marcus Aurelius?
an ancient Roman!
Who made masks in the ancient greek?
In the ancient Greek theatres by the actors.
What materials were ancient roman villas made of?
The Roman villas were made with stone. The roof was tiled.
What were the ancient roman baths made of?
The Roman bathhouses were made of concrete with a facing in stone or bricks.
Who made ancient Roman food?
cooks
What was an ancient roman sundial made of?
stone
What was ancient roman armor made out of?
they made armor out of peoples its true
What are some Architecture that the Ancient Roman Made?
The coliseum
When was the ancient Roman coin first made?
2018
Who made the Statue of Marcus Aurelius?
an ancient Roman!
What were Ancient Roman houses made of?
Brick and Limestone.
Who made ancient roman helmets?
I Don't Know Who Made It! More Research
What shape is a amphitheatre?
Ancient Greek amphitheatres were semicircular: a performance area with a semicircular area for the audience in front of it. Ancient Roman amphitheatres were circular or oval in shape with the audience surrounding the central performance area. The viewing area in most amphitheatres was tiered, natural or man-made, so that those at the back had a relatively clear view of the performance area.
