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Other stays: Some wealthy owners could build their own private baths.Some could use it as warehouses,craft uses and food production,etc.

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Porticated garden (peristylum): Patio open to the garden that would also have around other private rooms. They could have sculptures, fountains and great variety of plants.

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Main hall (tablinum): Located at one end of the atrium.

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The dining room(triclinium): It was the most elaborate space in the house, and banquets could be held there.The material from which the dishes were made depended on the family´s economy.

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-Roman House

Domus Romae
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Rooms (cubila): They were around the patio and could be for the owners or the slaves.

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The kitchen (culina): did not have a fixed site, was usually around the atrium. He looked humble.

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Central courtyard (atrium): It was the center of the house, it was not covered so when it rained the water fell to impluvium. Here used to be placed the lararium, a altar for the gods.

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How were fauces?

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The house could be divided into public areas (lobbies, playground, etc.) and private areas (bedrooms, bathrooms, etc.).

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It was orientated to the interior of the house, so, the air and the light come into the playgrounds, so the windows weren´t frecuently.

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Domus was a big and luxurious house. The better examples we find in Pompeya and Herculano.