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Portrays an innovative use of the arch, one of the three major architectural forms reinnovated in Roman Architecture: arch, dome, and barrel vault.

This carries water to different areas in times of drought.

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Told stories in relief carving of Roman achievements in large narrative sections such as the conquest of Jerusalem by the Romans and the treasures they plundered.  Also called a "tunnel vault" this barrel vault is a row of arches placed next to each other  to create one wide arch.

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Though not new, creating portraits became more popular as individualism in society and human accomplishments became more prominent.

Ex. Marius 100 BCE

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Amphitheater in Rome still standing today that could seat 50,000 spectators for Gladiator athletic events and drama events.  Notice the use of arches like those in the aqueducts.

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Early Christians hide their art here where the dead were buried during Roman period to avoid persecution.

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One of the most famous examples of the innovative Roman dome.  It is still the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world.  It was created as a temple for all the Roman gods.

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Like the Arch of Titus also on this page, stories are told in relief carving about the emperor's conquests, specifically to the Dacians, a nearby culture.