p. 5 Places of Ancient Rome by Isaiah Graham

1. The Colosseum

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2. The baths of Caracalla

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3. Trajan's Forum

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The forum of Trajan is one of the many historical places in ancient Rome. It was presented to the people of Rome in 112 C.E. It was built by emperor Trajan who reigned from 98 C.E 117 A.D. It was built because Trajan won a big war and got a lot of money from it and used that money to make a huge building in his honor. It was used for shopping ,big political meetings and ceremonies. It was designed by Apollodorus of Damascus.

4. The Pantheon

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The Pantheon was built between 118 and 128 CE. The pantheon was built by the emperor Hadrian. It was built as a temple to worship Roman gods. It was built using concrete which helped them make a dome that is 142 ft in diameter.

5. Circus Maximus

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6. Theater of Marcellus

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7. Domus Aurea

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8. Theatre of Pompey

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9. Arch of Constantine

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10. Acqua Claudia

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11. Cloaca Maxima

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12. Temple of Portunus

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The Temple of Portunus is a well preserved late 2nd or early 1st century B.C.E. It is built of tuff and travertine with a stucco surface.The building was used to worship the god Portunus, who was the roman god of Harbours and ports. Later on it was converted into a Christian church in the ninth century, when the interior of the cella was decorated with a fine cycle of frescoes depicting scenes from the life of Mary.

13. Capitoline Hill

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14. Arch of Titus

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the Arch of Titus is located in Via Sacra in Rome it was built shortly after the death of Titius in 81 CE it was decorated with a series of carvings Celebrate of King titus.

15. Ponte Fabricio

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16. Tiber Island, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

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17. Ostia Antica

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Ostia Antia was built in 335 BC. We don’t really know who built it, because it is a city and not a building.The Ostia Antia was used in Ancient Rome. It soon became an important commercial hub, with ships arriving from every part of the known world.

18. Appian Way

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the first and most famous of the ancient roads running from Rome to Campania to Southern Italy. At first it ran for only 132 miles from Rome.

19. Alban Hills

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20. Tarpeian Rock

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21. Temple of Hercules Victor

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22. Aurelian Walls

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23. Stadium of Domitian

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The stadium of Domitian was built in 85-56 AD. It was built by the emperor Domitian. It was used to host sporting events for entertainment.

24. Circus of Maxentius

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25. Curia Julia

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26. Basilica Julia

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27. The Rostra

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28. Tabularium

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he Tabularium was built in 78 B.C.E. by Quintus Lutatius Catulus. It was built to store archives on laws. It was used for the public to search through law archives. Lucius Cornelius designed the Tabularium.

Arch of Titus, Via Sacra, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

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the Arch of Titus is located in Via Sacra in Rome it was built shortly after the death of Titius in 81 CE it was decorated with a series of carvings Celebrate of King titus.

Appian Way Tours & Bike Rental, Via Appia Antica, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

vhouston — 2025-09-19 16:52:12 UTC

the first and most famous of the ancient roads running from Rome to Campania to Southern Italy. At first it ran for only 132 miles from Rome.