to bring the animals in that fought
under the Colosseum (the tunnels)
they are vertical tunnels, angle tunnels, and horizontal tunnels. THE END
Archaeologists and scientists have discovered that the Roman Colosseum had underground tunnels and rooms used to house animals and gladiators before fights. They have also found evidence of advanced engineering techniques that allowed for the efficient movement of people and animals within the arena. Additionally, studies have revealed information about the construction materials used, the seating arrangements, and the overall design of the Colosseum.
The Romans used the colosseum.
under ground tunnels
the train tunnels are where the trains goes through under ground
There are many tunnels under the Thames - including several used for trains.
Animals were in cages under the arena of the colosseum. Slaves used a pully system to pull the animals to the surface. there has been an estimate of around 28 trapdoors to bring the animals into the arena.
No, there isn't sand on the floor of the colosseum because there is no floor. What was once was the floor is gone. When you visit it you look down into what was under the floor originally. When the Romans used the colosseum they could flood the floor to have sea battles.
You get in from old man in under colosseum when you give him steel dentures.
they used their hands and feet to build the colosseum
They killed the animals they brought into the colosseum.