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Ancient period : I cen . b.C. – V cen a.C.

Ancient period : I cen . b.C. – V cen a.C. Theatre Food Mosaics Arch. POLAND. GERMANY. FRANCE. ROMANIA. ITALY. SPAIN. TURKEY. GREECE. FRANCE. NIMES ORANGE. ITALY. ROME CASSINO. TURKEY. EPHESUS ANTAKYA. ROMANIA. COSTANTA. GREECE. EPIDAURUS. SPAIN. MERIDA.

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Ancient period : I cen . b.C. – V cen a.C.

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  1. Ancientperiod: I cen. b.C. – V cen a.C. Theatre Food Mosaics Arch POLAND GERMANY FRANCE ROMANIA ITALY SPAIN TURKEY GREECE

  2. FRANCE • NIMES • ORANGE

  3. ITALY • ROME • CASSINO

  4. TURKEY • EPHESUS • ANTAKYA

  5. ROMANIA • COSTANTA

  6. GREECE • EPIDAURUS

  7. SPAIN • MERIDA

  8. Nimes, France At the heart of the ancient town of Nimes, in Southern France, some building works had uncovered a unique and fascinating piece of ancient history. The find of these pieces is dated on the era when the town was a principal city of Roman Gaul. The excavators discovered two magnificent Roman mosaics. The Roman mosaics are dated on the second century A.D. and they were located by the National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Research. The smaller of the two mosaics is among the best-preserved examples in all Roman Gaul. The wall is decorated. Under Augustus reign, the style is changed and so the geometric figures are "connected" to plant decorative themes, wicker, meanders, ect... In fact the decorations are extended to the entire floor, characterized by the repetition of circles, medallions and the form is square.

  9. Itwasbuilt in I centuryb.C.using the slopes of the hillbutthistheatrehas in part itsownstructure, too.

  10. Rome,Italy The MarcellustheatrewasoneofCaesar’s idea and itwasbuilt in 17 b.C.by August. It’s oneof the first Roman theatrethatdoesnotuse the slopesof the hill. Ithas a big structurethatsupports the weightof the audience. A virtualrecostructionofMarcellustheatre

  11. Cassino, Italy Thistheatreuses the slopes of the hills, maybeitwasbuilt in the Augustanage, from 27 b.C.to 14 A.D. Itwasdiscovered in 1939 and itwasrestored in 1950

  12. Ephesus, Greece It was built in III century b.C. by Greeks and then it was amplified by Romans that used it for humans and animals fight like the fight in the Coliseum.

  13. Antakya, Turkey

  14. Costanta, Romania

  15. Itwasbuilt in 340 b.C.using the slopesof the hill. Thistheatrehasstill a perfectacoustic. In 1954 itwasrestored and from 1960 itwasusedfor show.

  16. Merida, Spain

  17. Food

  18. Arch

  19. Theatre

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