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| Roman citizens who make up the common people(non-members of the noble families) |
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| Roman citizens who were members of the noble families(in the early Republic, the senators and consuls were chosen from this class) |
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| means "truth" and refers to a style of extreme naturalism during the Roman Republic |
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| a means (often a pipe) for carrying a large quantity of flowing water |
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| Circular opening at the top of a dome (can also be an opening on the side of a wall) |
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| Receding box-like tiles in ceilings of structures used for decoration and to reduce weight in vaulting |
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| a typically curved structurual member spanning an opening and serving as a support, usually for a wall. |
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| a large hemispherical vault used as the roof or ceiling |
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| A semi-cylindrical or arched structure of masonry usually forming a ceiling or roof |
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| Groin Vault or Cross Vault |
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| two barrel vaults that perpendicularly intersect |
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| theatre that is designed in circle or oval and is 360 degrees (rather than greek which was about 180) |
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| "Block/Island" refers to Roman apartment/ housing |
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Capitoline Wolf
Etruscan
500 BCE |
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Roman Republic
Head of a Roman Patrician
60 BCE |
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Early Roman Empire
Augustus of Primaporta
10 AD |
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Early Roman Empire
Dionysus wall Painting, Villa of the Mysteries, Pompeii Italy
75 AD |
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Early Roman Empire
Battle of Issos (Alexander Mossaic)Roman Copy
50 BCE
(Greek original 310 BCE) |
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Early Roman Empire
Colosseum (Flavian Ampitheater)
Rome, Italy
75 AD |
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Early Roman Empire
Wall Painting of Amphitheater at Pompeii "the Brawl"
75 AD |
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High Roman Empire
Apollodorus of Damascus, collum of Trajan, Forum of Trajan
Rome, Italy
110 AD |
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High Roman Empire
Panthenon
Rome, Italy
120 AD |
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High Roman Empire
Commodus as Hercules
190 CE |
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Late Roman Empire/Early Christian
Portrain of Carcalla
215 CE |
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Late Roman Empire/Early Christian
Constantine, Colossal portrait
315 AD |
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Mesoamerica (pre-Colonial/Pre-Columbian)
Olmec Head, San Lorenzo
Olmec, Mexico
1500 BCE |
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Mesoamerica(Pre-Colonial/Pre-Columbian) Mayan
Roay Bloodletting Scene, Mural, Bonapak, Chiapas, Mexico
500CE |
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Mesoamerica(Pre-Colonial/Pre-Columbian)
Chacmool, Chichen-Itza, Mexico
900CE Toltec
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Mesoamerica(Pre-Colonial/Pre-Columbian)
Coatilcue, Tenochitilan, Mexico
1500 CE
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| The 4 Ingredients used in ancient roman concrete |
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1.Quicklime
2.Pozzolanic Ash
3.Sand
4.Rubble |
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| Pros and Cons of Roman Concrete |
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Pros-Very strong. Easy to make.
Cons-Very absorbant. |
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