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Image: 318fd042-1c9f-4b9e-a6a9-03944557fcc3 (image/jpg)	AMPHITHEATRES Circular or oval open-air venues used for gladiator combats and executions. Image: ec66a98b-df02-48a7-b6f7-3dad2ce2f165 (image/jpg)
Image: afdb4d9d-1e8a-4ffb-b888-1bf4f6af8f1a (image/jpeg)	ROMAN BATHS Places for public bathing, to meet friends and exercise. Image: a8778c93-bfd8-4027-b85d-2ca572c8eb67 (image/jpg)
Image: aeb6ee0e-1d6a-4d77-acba-0e3e8f4db36b (image/jpg)	ROMAN MARKET Where people went to buy food and goods. Image: 73af8198-3c2e-4503-9353-16cf7acd4ad3 (image/jpg)
Image: 6a456b06-90b5-4da6-9166-c8108dd4099e (image/jpg)	ROMAN VILLA In cities, the Romans used to live in ''domus'' and ''insula''. In the country, the houses were called "villas". Image: 5030a180-ef5c-4c8e-b24e-dea319e102c2 (image/jpg)
Image: 6c30617d-ea2a-48c2-8ae6-153db79d3d7b (image/jpg)	AQUEDUCTS Artificial canals to bring water from distant places to the cities. Image: 017f27f8-dcf7-4437-a2cd-d823a6cd5467 (image/jpg)

Roman Buildings

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