Project of Erasmus+ Program "European Citizenship. All equal. All Different. Many capitals, many citizens. All equal, all different". Monument Colosseum

1. The
Coliseum
By: Daniela Álvarez and Ariana
Kokla.
''The Colosseum''
from Jimmy Harris with allowanceCC BY 2.0

2. • The Colosseum is located in the
center of Rome, Italy.
• It is the largest ancient
amphitheater in the world.
• Is an amphitheater of the time
of the Roman Empire, built in
the first century.
''Colosseum - Rome - Italy'' from Arch_Sam
with allowance CC BY 2.0

3. When it was made?
• it began under the rule of Emperor Vespasian
around 70-72 A.D. At his death in 79, it was
finished to the third floor. Vespasian's son,
Titus, finished construction in 80. It
underwent several changes during the region
of Domitian.
What it is made of?
• The materials used is travertine blocks,
concrete, wood, brick, stone, marble and
stucco. In ancient times it had a capacity for
about 65,000 spectators. Those who were
near the arena were the Emperor, his family
and the senators, and as one ascended the
lower strata of society were located.
''The Colosseum, Rome'' from kevinpoh
with allowance CC BY 2.0

4. Uses of the
coliseum
It was used for gladiatorial
fights, naumachia, animal
hunting, executions, re-
enactments of famous battles
and plays based on classical
mythology. The building
ceased to be used for these
purposes in the High Middle
Ages.
''Colosseum sunset composite'' from sneakerdog
with allowance CC BY 2.0

5. ~THE END!!~
Thanks for your
attention.
'' Colosseum '' from ChrisYunker
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'' Italy-0652 - Colosseum - Intro
'' from archer10 (Dennis)
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'' Colosseum '' from Javier
Vieras
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