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Lucas Cacchione, Pelayo Gonzalez and Maria Paz Roberts present…. Roman Towns and Cities. MENU. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. BUILDINGS IN TOWNS. CREDITS. THE LARGER ROMAN TOWNS WERE USUALLY CAREFULLY PLANNED. THEY HAD A MEETING PLACE CALLED “ FORUM”.
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Lucas Cacchione, Pelayo Gonzalez and Maria Paz Roberts present… Roman Towns and Cities
MENU GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS BUILDINGS IN TOWNS CREDITS
THE LARGER ROMAN TOWNS WERE USUALLY CAREFULLY PLANNED. THEY HAD A MEETING PLACE CALLED “FORUM”. THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HAD THEIR OWN BUILDING, CALLED “BASILICA”. MENU
THE ROMANS HAD PERSONS CALLED “ARCHITECTS” WHO PLANNED HOW A BUILDING SHOULD BE BUILT. THEY PLANNED THE BUILDINGS WITH GREAT ARCHES AND DOMES. THEY INVENTED “CONCRETE” (MIXTURE OF WATER, SAND, STONE AND CEMENT) IT HELPED TO MAKE BUILDINGS STRONGER
MOST BUILDINGS WERE MADE FROM WHATEVER LOCAL STONE WAS AVAILABLE. OTHERS WERE MADE FROM WOOD AND TILES. THE ROMANS ARE FAMOUS FOR THEIR TOWNS AND CITIES. THEY DIDN’T INVENT THEM. WHAT THE ROMANS DID WAS MAKE THEM BIGGER THAN EVER BEFORE. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS WERE MADE OUT OF FINE STONE AND PAID FOR MONEY RAISED IN TAXES. THE GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED THE SUPPLY OF MARBLE. THIS WAS A WAY OF MAKING MONEY AND HAVING ENOUGH FOR BUILDINGS.
The marketplace with shops and taverns Taverns and shops could be found along streets in the towns. Taverns had a kind of bar were they put the merchandise so that people could buy things. The market was the place outside where the shopkeepers sold their goods. They sold things like food or wine and they could buy a few things in the area.
Roman Fountains Romans had a lot of fountains. Some were built to wash and others for the gods. They were sometimes built to use the excess of water coming out from aqueducts. Women went to them with there dirty clothes to wash them. They were also used to drink from. People went there with an Amphore and filled it with water and then they could bring it home. The fountain in Rome called Trevi fountain was built for Neptune. The Trevi fountain was believed to have some magic. It is said that if someone throws a coin over his shoulder and wishes for something it will happen. MENU
Credits: Special Thanks to: And last, but not least, BDS for Giving us all the equipment and teaching us about this wonderful project: ROME Lucía Lobos, for giving us support when we couldn't understand something. Google, for helping us find more information __________________________________ Cast: As Lucas: Lucas Cacchione As Maria Paz: Paz Roberts As Pelayo: Pelayo Gonzalez _________________________________ Topic research: Pelayo Gonzalez. Lights and scenario: María Paz Roberts. Executive producer: Lucas Cacchione.