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Tutankhamen became king of Egypt at age 9 and died at age 18, being buried near the Nile River. In 1922, Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamen's intact tomb, finding his gold death mask, throne, and crown, with the pharaoh's mummified body still inside its sarcophagus.
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Romulus and Remus were twins abandoned in the river Tiber by their wicked uncles and raised by a she-wolf. They later founded the city of Rome, but Remus died during a fight with Romulus over what to name the city, which was ultimately called Rome. The Roman Empire began in Rome and expanded through invading other lands, including Britain, which was the last invaded due to being across water. Romans participated in bathing, entertainment at the Colosseum, used armor and fortifications like walls for protection in battle, and formations like the tortoise for shield defense.
Megan2
Romulus and Remus were twin brothers who were rescued and raised by a she-wolf after their wicked uncle tried to have them killed. As adults, they killed their uncle, founded the city of Rome, and had a fight in which Romulus killed Remus, leading the city to be named after him.
Mackenzie2
The document discusses various aspects of Roman civilization, including public baths, the Colosseum, Roman soldiers and their armor/formations, gladiators and their fights, and Roman banquets. It describes how the baths were used for cleaning and socializing without soap, how the Colosseum could hold 80,000 people and hosted gladiator fights and animal shows, and how soldiers marched daily and built infrastructure while wearing armor in different types of formations to protect themselves.
Leo2
Romulus and Remus were twins raised by a she-wolf after their evil uncle tried to drown them. They later killed their uncle and founded the city of Rome, but Romulus killed his brother Remus in a fight over who would rule.
Katie weich3
The document provides information about various aspects of Roman Britain. It discusses the founding of Rome by Romulus and Remus, the expansion of the Roman Empire to include Britain, and notable Roman structures like the Colosseum and Roman baths. It also describes Roman military tactics like the tortoise formation, details of Roman soldier equipment and marching, and foods eaten by rich and poor Romans. The document concludes by asking if anyone has any questions.
Jodi2
The document describes various aspects of life in ancient Rome. It discusses how Romulus and Remus founded Rome after being raised by a she-wolf. It also describes how the Romans conquered many lands but were wary of advancing further into Britain. Romans enjoyed baths with steam rooms and hot rooms, and used tortoise formations in battle with gaps between shields. Gladiators fought to the death in the Colosseum for entertainment, battling animals as well. Gladiators wore armor, sandals, and shields were used in battle. Julius Caesar was a ruthless emperor who was ultimately assassinated.
Felix2
The document describes the origins and history of ancient Rome. It details that Romulus and Remus were twins who built the city of Rome after killing their wicked uncle and that Rome grew to become a large empire that invaded many European countries and Britain. It provides some cultural context about Roman baths, gladiatorial fights, military tactics, diets and activities.
Emily222
The document summarizes aspects of ancient Roman culture in Britain, including:
- Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome who were raised by a she-wolf;
- The spread of the Roman Empire throughout Europe, including the invasion of Britain;
- Roman baths that were important public structures, with rich Romans having private baths;
- Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain in 55 BC;
- The Colosseum in Rome which hosted gladiator fights and could hold 80,000 people;
- Roman soldiers who wore armor into battle and fought using tortoise formations of shields.
Eilidh2
The document contains multiple short paragraphs about various aspects of Roman civilization. It discusses the founding of Rome by Romulus and Remus, the Romans' military conquests across Europe and reluctance to invade Britain, Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain, Roman bathing culture, gladiatorial combat in the Colosseum, the armor and formations of Roman soldiers, construction of Hadrian's Wall and the Antonine Wall, Boudica's failed rebellion against Roman rule, and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii in 79AD. The paragraphs provide a broad overview of Roman history, culture, and infrastructure projects through brief descriptions and anecdotes.
Ciaran24
The document discusses aspects of Roman culture and history in Britain, including:
- Julius Caesar was the first to invade Britain in the 1st century BC and was later assassinated after becoming emperor.
- Romans built public baths where people would socialize and wash without soap. The largest was the Colosseum built in Rome around 80 AD which hosted gladiator fights.
- Roman soldiers wore armor and sandals into battle, using formations like the tortoise shell to protect themselves with shields. They had specialized weaponry like large swords.
- Gladiators would fight dangerous animals and slaves in venues like the Colosseum for entertainment, facing death. Feasts for rich Romans included extravag
Christopher2
The document summarizes aspects of ancient Roman culture and history in several sections:
1) It describes the founding of Rome by the twin brothers Romulus and Remus, who were rescued from death as infants by a she-wolf and later raised by a shepherd. They killed their wicked uncle and built the city of Rome together, fighting over its name.
2) It outlines the expansion of the Roman Empire throughout Europe under Julius Caesar's leadership and military campaigns.
3) It provides details on Roman bathing customs, military formations and armor, gladiatorial combat in the Colosseum involving humans and animals, and differences in diet between rich and poor Romans.
Cade2
The document describes various aspects of life in ancient Rome. It discusses how Romulus and Remus were raised by a wolf and later founded Rome. It also describes how the Roman Empire expanded across Europe. Daily life for Romans involved bathing for leisure and health, and gladiators fought deadly matches in the Colosseum for entertainment. The military used effective formations and equipment like shields, swords, and the tortoise formation for protection in battle. Romans also ate a variety of foods and had separate rooms for vomiting in feasts.
Alan22
The document describes key aspects of ancient Roman civilization. It details the story of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, who were abandoned as infants but raised by a she-wolf and later built Rome. It also summarizes that the Roman Empire began in Rome and expanded across Europe and Britain through military invasions. Julius Caesar invaded Britain but failed and was later killed by other Romans. Additional topics covered include Roman baths, the Colosseum gladiatorial fights, Roman soldiers and their armor and formations, and differences in diet between rich and poor Romans.
Skye
The document describes various aspects of daily Roman life. It discusses how Romans socialized naked at public baths, the military activities of soldiers including marching long distances in armor, gladiatorial combat that occurred at the Colosseum arena, differences in diet between the rich and poor, and battlefield formations used by soldiers to protect themselves without shields. The presentation concludes by thanking the audience.
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