The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Romans used vases for the same reasons we use them. They held flowers, or other decorative items, or they were objects of art themselves. There was a dice game that they played with a glass vase, where the players had to pitch the dice into the vase from a certain distance. Highest score won.
The Ancient Roman calendar is known as the Calendar of Romulus. The months of the Calendar of Romulus are Martius, Aprilis, Maius, Iunius, Quintilis, Sextilis, September, October, November, and December.
The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".The main room of an ancient Roman house was the "atrium".
A large ancient warship that was powered by both sails and oars.
Shrines are people who get together and worship one certain god. (The ancient Romans used shrines often).
family histories
Probably Roman Women.
to hold wine
Greek Vases present what the Greeks used to write ON CHEESE
Roman glass are glass bottles and vases from Ancient Rome and can be found in museums. Re-creation Roman glass can be bought from Roman Glass Makers UK.
M.H Callender has written: 'Roman amphorae' -- subject(s): Roman Vases, Vases, Roman
The Ancient Greeks used vases for storing food and drinking liquids. A drink called Mead was stored in vases that had a lid. This was a type of decanter that is used for liquor today.
Ancient Romans used vases for decorative purposes for hundreds of years. Many of the finest pieces were imported from abroad from places such as Syria, Egypt and other locations. The first early vases were simple ones made from clay. Examples of many of the different types of vases were discovered so well preserved from excavations at Pompeii. The most valuable ones were made from blown glass. During the reign of Tiberius, the art of creating high end vases came from Alexandria. Once the glass blowing method was well known in Italy, places like Cumae, Aquieia became ceters of glass blown vases. To the present day, collectors of antiquity prize these vases made in ancient times. Some have been given names such as "portland vases, blue glass vases and murrhine style vases.
The ancient Egyptians used propolis for treating a variety of diseases. Archeologists discovered this on vases and ornaments.
Margherita Catucci has written: 'Ceramica greca e italiota della collezione Lillo-Rapisardi nel Museo Diocesano di Trani' -- subject(s): Ancient Vases, Antiquities, Apulian Vases, Catalogs, Greek Vases, Museo diocesano di Trani, Pottery, Private collections, Vases, Ancient, Vases, Apulian, Vases, Greek
Most of the metal used in ancient Roman piping was lead.
Mary Zelia Pease has written: 'Gallatin collection, 1924-1939' -- subject(s): Ancient Vases, Art collections, Catalogs, Vases, Ancient
Roman numerals were used for writing numbers in ancient rome.