What was in the roman colosseum?

Answer 1

The Colosseum was a huge building that held gladiator fights and lots of entertainment for the king and the people of Rome.Now days people say they hold concerts and differant things for people.I hope this all helped its all true.
A stadium in ancient Rome, built by the romans and used for games, it still stands today in the modern city of Rome, although it is missing a portion of one side of its walls.

Answer 2

Under the actual arena floor and the seating was an elaborate system of tunnels, holding cells for men and animals and elevators to lift said men and animals into seemingly random spots in the arena. These were intended to add an element of surprise and suspense into the games, and were added at a later date than the initial construction.

Underneath the entire building was an equally elaborate and extensive system of drains. Vespasian drained a lake to build the Colosseum on that spot, and the builders had to be careful that rain would not fill the lake bed and flood the amphitheatre. The drains therefore kept all water away from the Colosseum and funnelled it into the Cloaca Maxima, the great sewer of Rome. There are stories of the drains being reversed to flood the arena to allow for recreations of naval battles, but these may be myths.

Answer 3

The Roman Colosseum is/was an all purpose entertainment center and the largest and most elaborate in the ancient world. Events held there ranged from religious pageants to public executions and from gladiatorial bouts to naval battles.

Answer 4

The Roman Coliseum was built with concreat, marble, and limestone

Answer 5

It was the first arena.

Answer 6

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