'Roman coliseum' diaporamas de présentation

ROME

ROME. www.culturesandart.com. Memories of the eternal city. Roman Forum. located between the Palatine and the Capitoline hills, was the political and civic center of the Roman Empire. It stretches along the Via Sacra, for about one kilometer, till the Coliseum. Roman Forum.

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Greco-Roman Influence on the US Government

Greco-Roman Influence on the US Government. The Eagle. Roman or American?.

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Italy 2006. A meeting in Rome and a trip up to Cinque Terre on the Italian Riviera.

Italy 2006. A meeting in Rome and a trip up to Cinque Terre on the Italian Riviera. Roman Forum: Temple of Castor and other 2000+ year old things. It was on my morning stroll to the meeting. Roman Coliseum. Also on my morning stroll. Crypt of the Capucin Monks

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Legacies of Ancient Rome

Legacies of Ancient Rome. We are learning to: explain the legacies of technology, art, architecture, literature, and law. Languages. Language of Latin was spoken by the Romans Not a spoken language any longer, but is the basis for Romance Languages:

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Famous Buildings of the World

Famous Buildings of the World. Featuring the Taj Mahal, Eifel Tower, Roman Coliseum, and the Empire State Building By: Tucker Coccodrilli. Conversions. 1 Mile = 5,280 Feet 1 Yard = 3 Feet 1 Foot = 12 Inches 1 Meter = 100 Centimeters 1 Kilometer = 1,000 Meters

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Italy

Italy. Rome Jeffrey Francisco. Travel plans. Boston Logan International Air port Rome Fiumicino Airport 9:30 I pod. W eather. June 81 degrees Summer clothing. Packing. Tooth brush Tooth paste Camera Money (currency) Italian to english dictionary. Money. Currency 5 dollars 100.

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Architecture

Architecture . By: Gus K. Egyptian Architecture.

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A Day in The Life of Academic Ally

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Roman Games

Roman Games. 2 main spectator sports . Gladiatorial Games Circus Games. Circus Games. Checkers Juggling Dice Backgammon Animal tricks. Gladiatorial Games. 300 BC Chariot Racing Armed men and women would fight Ludi

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On The Silk Road: Antioch

On The Silk Road: Antioch. By Anna Blair. Map of Antioch. The Ruins of Antioch. A Roman Coliseum in Antioch. This is a Roman coin, they used this as their currency. Traded Items. Gold, Romans used this for their money. Jade, The Chinese believed it could delay the decaying of a corpse.

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2 nd half of Chapter 6: ARTS

2 nd half of Chapter 6: ARTS. By: Bryony Jimenez Elizabeth Muller. The End of the Roman Republic. Hadrian (117-138 CE) created a wall that stretched from west to east in the narrowest northern part of Britain.

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ITALY

ITALY. By Anthony Young. . Food. Italy has a lot of great food. Last time I was in Italy I had a dish called pita vite. It is fried dough and you can put whatever you want on it. It was soooooooo good. My dad makes it every weekend now. . Government.

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