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In ancient Rome, the state provided games for fun and entertainment, with two broad categories of ludi, meaning games, including theatrical performances, dances, and chariot races and munera, or spectacles, such as gladiator combats, wild animal shows, and other unusual exhibitions.

To enable the time slider in Google Earth, go to View > Show Time, and select Automatically or Always. (The default is Automatically.)

Combined with the city's ability to build roads and bridges, it is clear that Rome's military success can be partially credited to its ability to excel in scientific fields. Some of the first flushing toilets and indoor plumbing systems were used in Rome.

What did Romans do for fun? Amphitheatre Games. Undoubtedly the most famous and popular entertainment of Pompeii was the public events at the amphitheatre. Chariot Races. ... Executions. ... Animal Hunts. ... Gladiator battles. ... Swimming. ... Hunting. ... Wrestling.

0:00 1:50 Discover Ancient Rome in Google Earth - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip In Google Earth you can fly over the city to explore more than 6000 3d buildings. Including many inMoreIn Google Earth you can fly over the city to explore more than 6000 3d buildings. Including many in high detail. And some containing full interior.

Click View and then click Historical Imagery. You can also locate the clock icon above the 3D view option and click it for quick access. Choose the time period you wish to view. Google will show the available options as well.

Look under the street name at the bottom to see when the latest street view images were taken. On the right, tap See more dates. You'll see a timeline of older images of that location with date stamps. Scroll to the right to find the oldest one.

To see how images have changed over time, view past versions of a map on a timeline. Open Google Earth. Find a location. Click View Historical Imagery or, above the 3D viewer, click Time .

RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT IN ANCIENT ROME In addition to gladiator contests there were often displays of acrobatics, wrestling and horsemanship. During the gladiator battles, musicians played water organs and metal horns that looped around their heads.

The so-called "Peutinger Map" is the only Roman world map known to have survived antiquity.

Interesting Facts About Ancient Roman Food and Drink The Romans dressed up their meals with various sauces. The most popular sauce was a fermented fish sauce called garum. Fish was more common than other types of meat. Oysters were so popular that there were large businesses devoted to oyster farming.

The Romans sometimes used powdered mouse brains as toothpaste! At one banquet in Rome, the guests were served with hundreds of ostrich brains! Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, were supposed to have been raised by a wolf! Cobwebs were used to stop bleeding.

In ancient Rome, the state provided games for fun and entertainment, with two broad categories of ludi, meaning games, including theatrical performances, dances, and chariot races and munera, or spectacles, such as gladiator combats, wild animal shows, and other unusual exhibitions.

To enable the time slider in Google Earth, go to View > Show Time, and select Automatically or Always. (The default is Automatically.)

Combined with the city's ability to build roads and bridges, it is clear that Rome's military success can be partially credited to its ability to excel in scientific fields. Some of the first flushing toilets and indoor plumbing systems were used in Rome.

What did Romans do for fun? Amphitheatre Games. Undoubtedly the most famous and popular entertainment of Pompeii was the public events at the amphitheatre. Chariot Races. ... Executions. ... Animal Hunts. ... Gladiator battles. ... Swimming. ... Hunting. ... Wrestling.

0:00 1:50 Discover Ancient Rome in Google Earth - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip In Google Earth you can fly over the city to explore more than 6000 3d buildings. Including many inMoreIn Google Earth you can fly over the city to explore more than 6000 3d buildings. Including many in high detail. And some containing full interior.

Click View and then click Historical Imagery. You can also locate the clock icon above the 3D view option and click it for quick access. Choose the time period you wish to view. Google will show the available options as well.

Look under the street name at the bottom to see when the latest street view images were taken. On the right, tap See more dates. You'll see a timeline of older images of that location with date stamps. Scroll to the right to find the oldest one.

To see how images have changed over time, view past versions of a map on a timeline. Open Google Earth. Find a location. Click View Historical Imagery or, above the 3D viewer, click Time .

RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT IN ANCIENT ROME In addition to gladiator contests there were often displays of acrobatics, wrestling and horsemanship. During the gladiator battles, musicians played water organs and metal horns that looped around their heads.

The so-called "Peutinger Map" is the only Roman world map known to have survived antiquity.

Interesting Facts About Ancient Roman Food and Drink The Romans dressed up their meals with various sauces. The most popular sauce was a fermented fish sauce called garum. Fish was more common than other types of meat. Oysters were so popular that there were large businesses devoted to oyster farming.

The Romans sometimes used powdered mouse brains as toothpaste! At one banquet in Rome, the guests were served with hundreds of ostrich brains! Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, were supposed to have been raised by a wolf! Cobwebs were used to stop bleeding.