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Entruscans

First people in Italy who were engineers, architects, masonries, Pirates and artists.

Remmus and romulus

Romulus was first king after murdering his twin and being raised by a wolf.

Colosseum (Flavian amphitheater)

Amphitheater with part of it missing. Doric, ionic, and Corointhian columns.

Pantheon

Still accessible to public some 4 feet thick.

Arch of constantine

Triumphal arch

Column of trajan

Obelisk shape with inscription and statue on top

Pompeii

City destroyed by mt Vesuvius

Via appia

First handmade road in Italy used for military purposes

Aqueduct

Carrier of water with arches

arch

Oval Opening into a structure

Gladiator

Fighter in the coliseum usually a slave

Velarium

Awning or cloth covering that stretches over colosseum

Obelisk

4 sided column originating from egypr

Oculus

Hole in center of a dome

Cault

Series of arches that create a structural support system

Mount Vesuvius

Volcano that destroyed Pompeii

Mosaic

Painting made of tiny stones tiles or glass

Litter

Portable bed used to carry the emperor through town

Toga

Piece of flowy white clothing

Fresco

Painting into wet plaster

Pax Romana

Period of peace

Fire codes

King Nero instituted codes with heat restrictions for buildings

Concrete

Mixture made of sand stone and water

Town planning

Built on a grid system

Central heating system

Under floor heating through slaves building fires

Sewers

Flushing toilets and community toilets

Banking/ lending

Soldiers were paid

Beidges

Arched bridges across rivers and valleys